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Blueglow Electronics

Posted by mark.korda@myfairpoint.net on May 12, 2017 at 16:20:38:
Hi,
I went on You Tube and found this newish site called (Blueglow Electronics). I watched a 9 part episode on building the Dyna Mark 3's. It went for hours and covered any glitch a builder might face. There are a ton of other videos on vintage rebuilds and they are informative and go slow.
This is the best learning curve I have ever found on this and I was wondering why Mike Samra had not done this yet,and all you others great at it too. They even had a Western Electric segment.
I know this comes after the lesson on posting but if you go to You Tube and type in Blueglow Electronics the different projects are laid out better than Blueglows web site.
I would really like to know what you think about this site because I think I found gold....thanks guys....Mark Korda