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In Reply to: RE: Replacing McIntosh MX110z Front Glass plate. posted by mr9iron on December 21, 2020 at 20:18:44
Cleaning is an interesting question. I have (don't know where at this time) an old catalog of McIntosh stuff ca. 1968 or so? Anyway, toward the back they have a picture of a tuner getting a final cleaning of the inside of the glass panel. The woman doing the cleaning is using a long q-tip (that's what it looks like). So... I'm not recommending this, just thought it was interesting to share. Which I could put my hands on it, I'd post a picture.
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...from a page in the "free" FM station directory Mac published that was really mostly product promotion material. Still pretty cool.
This was the "centerfold image" of this particular guide.
From my half vast collection of early Mac lit. No date on the publication but since the vast majority of FM stations listed did not broadcast in stereo, I'm guessing early 60s just after FCC approval of GE/Zenith multiplex system.
Edits: 01/06/21
Yeah, that first picture was the one I was referring to! Cool
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...somehow an "https//" got entered into the "optional link url" field. Fixed for now.
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