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Some of my favorite Vintage Electronics sites:

Amptech Systems is one of several professional restoration shops.  If you would like to learn to restore vintage electronics yourself, please visit the AudioKarma.org discussion forum, ask questions, get the correct tools, and practice. 

These sites are owned by some of my close friends, some are also clients and vendors with whom I frequently do business, and there are a few Vintage Electronics Museums.  If I've forgotten to include your site, please Email Me so I can add it to this page.

Friends' Sites

AudioKarma.org Discussion Forum -- Tim, Rob, Grumpy, Steve and many others discuss vintage tv, radio, hi-fi, music and more.

Early Television Foundation Museum -- Steve's television museum located in central Ohio.

TV History Site -- Tom's television history site.

The Radiola Guy -- Yet another friend with an impressive site about vintage electronics.

Vintage TV Sets -- Some more vintage tv sets.

Vendors' Sites

Many of these vendors sell parts for vintage radio and tv sets, however, restoration should be attempted only by individuals with considerable experience.  Advanced hobbyists, ham radio operators and professional restorers are acquainted with restoration and troubleshooting procedures and understand the safety hazards that lurk inside these antiques.  The rule here is "When in doubt, send it out."  Proceed with do-it-yourself restorations only if you know what you're doing and have worked with this type of equipment before.  If not, please consult a professional for a quality restoration.  Tubes, parts and other items are available from these vendors.

Antique Electronic Supply

Literature Requests

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Political and Religious Sites

Supporting the American economy means buying American products.  This site helps American consumers to locate American-made products and support American businesses ...

Small, locally-owned broadcasting companies are becoming few and far between.  Here are some locally-owned television and radio broadcasters from my area ...

I have observed that there is not a plugged nickel's difference between Republicans and Democrats with regard to their "screw the little guy" attitude toward small business.  I vote third party candidates wherever possible and I support and endorse ...

 

 

Private property rights are of vital importance to Americans.  These Arizona ranchers are defending themselves against drug smugglers and armed, uniformed Mexican military troops (while the Border Patrol sides with the Mexican "Reconquista" troops) ...

As a proud American, I oppose any and all restrictions upon free thought in the name of Political Correctness.  My personal opinion is that large-scale corporate control of mass media represents a concentration of too much power in too few hands ... 

I believe that our First Amendment guarantees absolute free speech, however, I believe in rewarding those who produce clean, wholesome, family-friendly content.  I believe it is possible to promote decency without restricting free speech.  The Dove Foundation  and Feature Films for Families have earned my support by recognizing the power of the individual in encouraging clean entertainment and favoring the use of "the carrot" rather than "the stick" as a motivation to bring more family-friendly programming to the market.

 

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Last modified: 11/19/07