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In Reply to: Re: are all Scott bottom covers as flimsy as mine? posted by Marantzguy on April 4, 2007 at 17:54:46:
Lets see, early Scott components with copper chasis VS those Fishers with the plastic knobs...;^)I am not trying to bust your chops, but one needs to be careful here as both companies made some really well buit, in every respect, components, and some that were not quite as nice...
I thought that most Scotts had a steel bottom plate, so it may well be that he had a console pull on which someone put a newly fabtricated bottom plate. I can not recall seeing an aluminum bottom plate on any golden era gear comercial gear. Of course Bud boxes and other DIY would be a different story. I have seen allot of gear that was mounted in consoles, with no bottom plates of covers. And I have seen allot of *lost* bottom plates. Of course there is allot I have not seen, so caveat emptore.
Rodney
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- Kind of a sweeping statement there - j rodney 21:05:12 04/04/07 (3)
- Re: Kind of a sweeping statement there - Marantzguy 10:28:02 04/05/07 (0)
- Re: Kind of a sweeping statement there - el_37 21:22:28 04/04/07 (1)
- Re: Kind of a sweeping statement there - Crazy Dave 08:54:52 04/05/07 (0)
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