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Marconi 705 Cabinet Before Restoration

The rear of the cabinet, showing the CRT assembly. 

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The cabinet, stripped

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Inside the cabinet, showing the radio, power supply and speaker

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Inside the cabinet, showing the Audio Video Chassis

The Restoration Process

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The completed cabinet

The Reassembled Cabinet

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The left side of the cabinet, showing the underside of the Audio/Video chassis.

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The right side of the cabinet, showing the underside of the radio chassis

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Back view, with Audio/Video chassis (right), radio chassis (top left), power supply chassis (bottom left) and picture tube assembly (center). The cover has not yet been placed on the picture tube assembly.

 

 


 
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