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There is a guy named Roy Yost in the Redwood City, CA. area who does old =
radios. I only know of him as =E2=80=9CRadio Roy=E2=80=9D on the =
Studebaker site. I=E2=80=99ve never had any business with him. But, with =
many Tiger owner in the Bay Area maybe they have used his services can =
comment on price/quality?
From: Randy Zimmermann via Tigers=20
Sent: Monday, March 30, 2015 1:14 PM
To: awtiger@cox.net ; tigers@autox.team.net=20
Subject: Re: [Tigers] Motorola radio restoration
I purchased a similar kit several years ago and had the radio rebuilt =
with digital AM/FM/Aux components and have never looked back. I saved =
the original internal organs for posterity. I used a shop in Crystal, =
MN that was recommended by our MN Street Rod Association. I'm sure you =
could find someone more local to you.
BTW, you can get a single speaker with dual cones to handle the stereo =
wiring if you choose to go that direction. I think it was the late, =
great Steve Laifman that recommended using small marine speakers under =
the dash on port and starboard to expand the stereo sound. I did this =
and love the results. And no one can tell by looking at the set up. =
Folks love the look of the LAT-72 installed at shows!
Randy Z.
Duluth, MN
On Monday, March 30, 2015 3:03 PM, awtiger--- via Tigers =
<tigers@autox.team.net> wrote:
Hey, guys:
I'm now deep into the electrical restoration of my Tiger, as in =
installing a complete harness from British Wiring. I've got all the =
wiring out of the car at this point and am taking care of a few other =
items that need attention under the dash before it all goes back in, and =
one of those items is my radio. I have a LAT-72 Motorola radio kit in =
my car that has never worked. The reason it has never worked (and I =
found out the hard way...) is because the radio itself is a positive =
ground unit out of an earlier Alpine. Unfortunately, when you hook up a =
positive ground radio in your Tiger without realizing it's a positive =
ground unit, all you get after a few seconds of music is "sizzle =
sizzle," and then nothing. I've been told by folks before that the =
ground orientation on a radio can easily be switched, so here's my =
question...do any of you guys know where I might be able to send this =
radio to have that done and then have it repaired? I'm not looking for =
a high-quality audio experie
nce here; I just want it to work and play over the single speaker =
provided with the LAT-72 kit. Can anyone point me in the right =
direction?
Thanks,
Andy Walker
Edmond, OK
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<DIV><B>Sent:</B> Monday, March 30, 2015 1:14 PM</DIV>
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similar kit=20
several years ago and had the radio rebuilt with digital AM/FM/Aux =
components=20
and have never looked back. I saved the original internal organs for=20
posterity. I used a shop in Crystal, MN that was recommended by =
our MN=20
Street Rod Association. I'm sure you could find someone more local =
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single=20
speaker with dual cones to handle the stereo wiring if you choose to go =
that=20
direction. I think it was the late, great Steve Laifman that =
recommended=20
using small marine speakers under the dash on port and starboard to =
expand the=20
stereo sound. I did this and love the results. And no one =
can tell=20
by looking at the set up. Folks love the look of the LAT-72 =
installed at=20
shows!</DIV>
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<DIV id=3Dyui_3_16_0_1_1427744219786_11129 dir=3Dltr>Randy Z.</DIV>
<DIV id=3Dyui_3_16_0_1_1427744219786_11128 dir=3Dltr>Duluth, =
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<DIV dir=3Dltr><FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial>On Monday, March 30, 2015 =
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<DIV class=3Dy_msg_container>Hey, guys:<BR><BR>I'm now deep into the =
electrical=20
restoration of my Tiger, as in installing a complete harness from =
British=20
Wiring. I've got all the wiring out of the car at this point and =
am taking=20
care of a few other items that need attention under the dash before it =
all goes=20
back in, and one of those items is my radio. I have a LAT-72 =
Motorola=20
radio kit in my car that has never worked. The reason it has never =
worked=20
(and I found out the hard way...) is because the radio itself is a =
positive=20
ground unit out of an earlier Alpine. Unfortunately, when you hook =
up a=20
positive ground radio in your Tiger without realizing it's a positive =
ground=20
unit, all you get after a few seconds of music is "sizzle sizzle," and =
then=20
nothing. I've been told by folks before that the ground =
orientation on a=20
radio can easily be switched, so here's my question...do any of you guys =
know=20
where I might be able to send this radio to have that done and then have =
it=20
repaired? I'm not looking for a high-quality audio experie<BR>nce =
here; I=20
just want it to work and play over the single speaker provided with the =
LAT-72=20
kit. Can anyone point me in the right =
direction?<BR><BR>Thanks,<BR>Andy=20
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