E.H. Scott Radio Allwave 12 dual dial

Known as the Scott Transformer Co. in 1931 this superhetrodyne was considered the "Stradivarius" of radios.
Woops....That resistor is 1500 ohms, not 1200.
Forgot to show the phono input.

[@ronaldbeaver6336]

Thanks for the video Steve. We have one at the Asheville Radio Museum but don't remember if it's a one or two dial model. Thanks for the history behind the radio.
Ron WB4OQL

[@thevintageaudiolife]

Thank you for the information, nice receiver.

[@lilah66]

With most of what RCA had they stole the patents. Read Empire on the Air. That SOB Sarnoff actually broke down and cried when Armstrong's wife prevailed in court after her husbands suicide because of RCA. I have an AW12 that has a sized tuning condenser shaft I also have the correct speaker and power supply. That is my next project after I get a Philharmonic pointer dial recapped and back to life.