Hi Don. Yet again you've demonstrated why you're my goto guy for cabinet work. I have a Blaupunkt Riviera H2154 with similar cabinet issues and a pair of those gold stripes to boot. I was wondering how I'd replicate those but no longer. Many thanks. 👏👏👏
Wow, looks and sounds beautiful, today was great I got to watch two videos back to back yours and David Tiptons, my two favorite radio people from Australia , I’m a big fan Craig from California.
Awesome restoration Don, sounds awesome too, Case restoration went really well too, that choice of initial staining seemed almost designed for this Radio and everything else seemed to slot into space after that.
Cheers Dave. I think I surprised myself with the cabinet. It almost went to plan, except I found that the grain filler dissolved the gold paint on the stripes so I had to take it all off & start again, putting the stripes on top of the grain filler. The video was already running too long so I cut that out. I can't believe I missed that final aerial coil adjustment when doing the alignment. That was the problem all along. Live & learn I guess.
It looks absolutely beautiful now Don and sounds great too. Great job on the cabinet. I'm so pleased it worked out after all that hard work with the switches.
Pure facelift, and the postal service should have a compulsory look at this video 😖 And taping that gold band was a very nice tip. In the end, it all came together with that lucky find, the dial glass; kudo's Warren Brough !
WOW Don. what a transformation, I know we can't hear the richness of the sound after it has gone through UA-cam and the telly, but, can imagine. (Oh and it looks ok too!)
Who'd have thought the kerf saw lines were a weak point. Totally amazing restore and that bass sound would definitely compliment any song of Barry White's. Well done, love it.
Don, it looks beautiful, i imagine that's how it would have looked like all those years ago at the manufacturers. It looks and sounds amazing :-D I'm sure you will find something to fix the back, no one would ever notice it once it was coated with blackboard paint or similar. That new station glass looks loverly :-D It's been a nightmare to fix the electronics. Look out for david, he might kidnap the loverly radio.
Don, your patience and perseverance paid off in the end. it is great to see the old European stations on the dial. They are all frequency numbers these days. Dublin, Cork and Athlone have ceased broadcasting on the medium wave. The Irish long wave service closed down on April 14th 2023 and the DAB is Dead And Buried for years. Your Bush VHF64 set would still hold its own here in Ireland as we only have the FM service left and that is being threatened by the cheaper to run internet streaming services. Well done again.
Brilliant work Don. A reliative had one (or very similar) before I came to Australia in 1967. I always remember it sounded good. We had a Sobel which was similar. I could/should have kept it, but it only covered 88-98MHz and was such a lump of a thing I didn't have space for it at the time. It of course went to the tip. Sounds like you live in a farm yard, chooks, planes, traffic, children, garden tools. When the plane flew over and made that crashing noise. It would drive me nuts! Just watched David's video. You are too generous giving him that mint clock-radio!~Mine are nowhere as good, although I do have two NOS clocks. (I'm to scared to pull them apart!)
Congratulations! You certainly showed that radio who was boss, and you had to do virtually everything to it. I had my doubts about your pinstriping technique but that worked really well. Best wishes, and take a victory lap!
Fantastic result on a set which most people would have given up on when that switch mechanism started shorting. Seems to be sounding great too (the radio, not the rooster). That definitely makes all the effort worthwile! 🐓
Cheers Roberto and welcome!. Dave Tipton's brought me a few new subscribers which is great. He's retired but I'm not. I somehow manage to fit this in around my full time job!.
That radio really sounds good. The microphone picked it up pretty well, epecially when you were on the classical music station. I listen to a fair bit of classical music and this radio really does it justice. It's great. All that hard work has paid off
Thanks. Yes classical music does sound good on it. I noticed rap / hip hop sounds terrible on it - it's not built to handle the subsonic bass. No great loss though.
Really apppreciate showing all the work needed in restoring the damn thing Don. I would have given up on it long ago. Impressive cabinetry work , just like your fellow mate down under David Tipton. You both do excellent work and videos! You can make an external antenna connector using a two terminal block for the FM portion and that will most likely improve reception with a long dipole antenna setup. Must better than that crappy internal one, but ONLY if you find the reception quality lacking in it as it was a weak spot in the design. I see yours sounds great! Cheers, Steve
Cheers Steve, I had to keep going after Warren sent me the glass & switch from the UK ! The FM antenna gives very good reception although it's very directional. I might try experimenting with the mounting & maybe wrapping the dipole ends around the sides of the cabinet. The sound on FM is superb though.
Grate restoration? Don was working on a radio cabinet, not a grate that stops cattle or sheep going beyond a point in a road. I think you meant "great restoration"!
@@Donno308 Sorry, Don, but mistakes like that just shouldn't be made in in a country like Australia with our education standard is supposed to be far better than America's. It really is a clumsy mistake, like you'd expect an American to make.
Like I said Don, stick with its restoration and you will not be disappointed with the outcome. That Bush VHF64 radio is performing just the way I remember them way back during the early 1970s when I was an apprentice service tech. I feel happy you are very pleased with what you have achieved here. Look after that radio, and it should give you many years of faithful service. At this point, I will recommend getting your hands upon any of the following Bush radios: DAC90, DAC90A, and/or DAC10 - perhaps for some time in the future? Loved seeing all six episodes: look forward to your next radio restoration upload. Best regards from Phil.
Hi Phil. Yes I remember your encouraging comments from the beginning. Positive comments like that make a real difference to my motivation to keep going with a difficult restoration. Yes I would love to get my hands on a DAC90 or similar. If I see one for sale I'll grab it but they're pretty rare over here. Cheers
@neilforbes416 good old VHF my unit still has the VHF antenna on it since VHF signal was switched off but still picks up a very good signal picture quality wise the quality is 98/100
That finish on the cabinet is amazing Don. I decided not to strip and refinish mine as there was only a little crazing of the lacquer. So It was touched up and polished. But, seeing how yours turned out, I am tempted to risk putting in the extra work. As you say the mic and reproduction through YT on a PC doesn't do these sets Justice to the quality of their audio output. I have enjoyed witnessing such a determined and skillful restoration. Catch you on the next one. Dave
Cheers Dave. That little Rode lapel mic doesn't do too badly though. It picks up that bloody rooster really well! I usually hesitate to strip and re-finish a cabinet unless it's pretty bad. It's only original once, as they say. You might try just rubbing it back lightly with fine wet & dry and re-polishing it before you decide.
Hi Don, what a wonderful ending to an epic journey , outstanding results you have achieved once more,would love to own a radio like that. . Thanks for the videos .
Absolutely fantastic job mate. A beautiful piece of kit which, thanks to your technical and artistic talents, will be going strong well into the next century. It may be because I'm just an old codger but I find your video content and presentation far more enjoyable than the trash churned out by today's TV production companies. If you happen to see UK programmes such as 'The Repair Shop' or 'Fix it, Flog it' ! I humbly apologise. (Ha ha). All thde best mate.
Cheers Stephen. I haven't seen either of those shows but it would be interesting to see them just for a laugh! Yes I guess this radio, in fact most of them, will outlast me. How's your little workshop going? I thought it was amazing. I could never achieve that level of organisation!
@@Donno308 Not a lot of action in the 8x6 just now due to a family illness but I'm hoping to be more active and make more videos soon. I do miss it. All the best mate.
Don your a nice guy gifting Sit Tipten your AWA 563MA Clock Radio. As the photos on Dave channel show your Old Radio Shed is in need of a little work maybe David can stop over and give you a hand on some repairs, kind of a group restoration. Have you thought about inviting that rooster to Sunday dinner.
Hi Mack. I don't know how Dave got the photo of my shed. He must control spy satellites from his workshop. As for the rooster, I think he sounds a bit out of tune. I've been thinking of giving him a neck re-alignment.
I’d forgotten to keep tabs on your other 5 videos. Some radios 📻 can lose their value if refinished. It also sounds like 👍 the roosters 🐔 want to help ya out. The refinishing job should do fine with this radio 📻. Your friend, Jeff.
saudações brasileiras ao mestre...................por aquelas coincidencias incriveis aqui em minha terra temos tambem um mestre em restaurações que esta a recuperar e restaurar um radio da mesma marca que o mestre restaurou..........não o mesmo modelo mas a mesma marca e confesso que a alegria foi muito grande pra mim..............( ua-cam.com/video/wcg-0UbUJpM/v-deo.html ) segue o endereço que gostaria de seus comentarios a respeito................um grande abraço ao mestre e muito obrigado por nos brindar com seu trabalho
Saudações da Austrália! Isto é de facto uma coincidência, uma vez que estas rádios de Bush não são muito comuns. Obrigado pelo link. Vou assistir e contar a vocês o que penso sobre isso. Muitas felicidades
Saudações calorosas novamente da Austrália! Obrigado pelo link para o canal do Museu da Eletrônica. Assisti ao vídeo com muito interesse. O seu mestre de restauro de rádios tem uma abordagem muito cuidadosa e metódica, tal como Manuel Caldeira de "Electronics Old and New". O rádio em que ele está trabalhando no link que você me enviou é um Louwe Opta, um rádio de fabricação alemã, mas com design semelhante ao rádio Bush que acabei de terminar. Minha rádio Bush foi feita na Inglaterra - os ingleses tentaram copiar as excelentes rádios alemãs como Louwe Opta, Saba, Nordemende etc. Eles simplificaram algumas coisas, por exemplo a sintonia AM e FM está interligada onde estão as rádios alemãs independente. Além disso, os ingleses usaram um retificador de tubo de vácuo para a fonte de alimentação, em vez de um retificador de estado sólido de selênio, como os alemães. Existem outras diferenças também, mas no geral há mais semelhanças do que diferenças. O seu mestre de restauro de rádios tem uma abordagem muito cuidadosa e metódica, tal como Manuel Caldeira de "Electronics Old and New". Espero que a tradução seja boa o suficiente para transmitir o que quero dizer. Fico feliz que você goste dos meus vídeos. Tudo de bom para você e sua família. Don
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If it's quiet in the shed one day, we all know that Don has enjoyd a large meal of fresh fried "chicken" 😊
That rooster 😂. Also the ratchet worked well. Multitalented Don!
That rooster sounds a bit out of tune to me. I think it needs a neck re-alignment!
Amazing work, Don...with the switch replacement, the cabinet work...WOW...just another GREAT JOB!
On occasion I've used automotive pin stripping for those cabinets with inlays. Great job on this cabinet.
Hi Don. Yet again you've demonstrated why you're my goto guy for cabinet work. I have a Blaupunkt Riviera H2154 with similar cabinet issues and a pair of those gold stripes to boot. I was wondering how I'd replicate those but no longer. Many thanks. 👏👏👏
Wow, looks and sounds beautiful, today was great I got to watch two videos back to back yours and David Tiptons, my two favorite radio people from Australia , I’m a big fan Craig from California.
Yes Dave's video was great! I wonder where he got the picture of my shed?
@@Donno308 yea I saw the picture of the shed good humor, that was cool you sent him that clock radio, take care will wait for your next project.
Awesome restoration Don, sounds awesome too, Case restoration went really well too, that choice of initial staining seemed almost designed for this Radio and everything else seemed to slot into space after that.
Cabinet looks great! Nice job over-all! 👍
Great job Don! I think I would have started crying and quit working on this one. Seriously, this is great work.
I did. Several times lol
Superb cabinet work Don. I love the ratchet strap idea, I will use that in future. Good job getting the FM performance up a bit too 👍🙂
Cheers Dave. I think I surprised myself with the cabinet. It almost went to plan, except I found that the grain filler dissolved the gold paint on the stripes so I had to take it all off & start again, putting the stripes on top of the grain filler. The video was already running too long so I cut that out. I can't believe I missed that final aerial coil adjustment when doing the alignment. That was the problem all along. Live & learn I guess.
First rate display of patience and stick with itness! Sounds and looks great Don.
Cheers Jeff
It looks absolutely beautiful now Don and sounds great too. Great job on the cabinet. I'm so pleased it worked out after all that hard work with the switches.
Cheers. I'm pretty happy with the result but glad it's finished. Looking forward to moving on to something else!
@@Donno308 Just seen David Tipton's video of the little Hotpoint radio you sent him. Very funny - your shed looked a little worse for wear LOL.
Pure facelift, and the postal service should have a compulsory look at this video 😖 And taping that gold band was a very nice tip. In the end, it all came together with that lucky find, the dial glass; kudo's Warren Brough !
Quite an ingenious method of finish removal! Excellent!
WOW Don. what a transformation, I know we can't hear the richness of the sound after it has gone through UA-cam and the telly, but, can imagine. (Oh and it looks ok too!)
Cheers Gary. Yes, this one was a bit of an epic but it turned out really well.
Forte abraço ao mestre...........................agradeço muito todo o carinho e atenção com este que é seu admirador
Great job. That sound is amazing, so well worth it. 👍
Hi Manuel. Yes, I'm very happy with it. I don't think the electrostatic tweeter is doing much though. I think that will be another job.
Absolutely fantastic job , can't believe how good you got it looking. Sound is great too, well done.
Who'd have thought the kerf saw lines were a weak point. Totally amazing restore and that bass sound would definitely compliment any song of Barry White's. Well done, love it.
Interesting that they reinforced the kerf lines by gluing veneer on the inside. Unfortunately over the years the glue dried out and let go.
Superb cabinet work again! Well done.
Blimey, Madonnas let herself go a bit!
Well done! I'm full of admiration for your multi-trade technical skills, and especially for your stamina.
Ha ha! This one was a bit of a marathon!
Don, it looks beautiful, i imagine that's how it would have looked like all those years ago at the manufacturers.
It looks and sounds amazing :-D
I'm sure you will find something to fix the back, no one would ever notice it once it was coated with blackboard paint or similar.
That new station glass looks loverly :-D
It's been a nightmare to fix the electronics.
Look out for david, he might kidnap the loverly radio.
new subscriber Don recomended by David Tipton , the bush VHF64 was my first radio to renovate / restore , good job well done
Hi and welcome! I hope you enjoy my channel. David certainly sets the standard in radio restoration, but I do my best to keep up lol.
It really came out of the bush 😀. Looks great and sounds great.
Really iooks and sounds great. Even your feathered friends think it's clucking good. Nice one Don.
Cheers Terry. I think the chooks appreciate it more than my wife!
What an amazing result - an absolutely first class fabulous restoration Don! Really enjoyed it 😊
Cheers Stephen. Glad you enjoyed it
What a great result! I love seeing these old radios come back to life!
Don, your patience and perseverance paid off in the end. it is great to see the old European stations on the dial. They are all frequency numbers these days. Dublin, Cork and Athlone have ceased broadcasting on the medium wave. The Irish long wave service closed down on April 14th 2023 and the DAB is Dead And Buried for years. Your Bush VHF64 set would still hold its own here in Ireland as we only have the FM service left and that is being threatened by the cheaper to run internet streaming services. Well done again.
Thanks.
So sad to see broadcasting disappearing. I do hope it doesn't happen here! What would happen if the internet went down?!
Another epic restoration Don, great work, looks good! And yes, that Bush's audio reproduction does sound very nice..
The cabinet looks great! Kudos!
Wow Don!!! Great job, David Tipton will be proud of you!! No kidding, that radio looks and sounds fantastic. All the best from Gene in Tennessee.
Cheers Gene. Glad you enjoyed it!
That's come up much better than I'd hoped! Well done, Don!
Wonderful restauration, all the best from Sweden!
Thank you! And best wishes from Australia to you too!
Brilliant work Don. A reliative had one (or very similar) before I came to Australia in 1967. I always remember it sounded good. We had a Sobel which was similar. I could/should have kept it, but it only covered 88-98MHz and was such a lump of a thing I didn't have space for it at the time. It of course went to the tip. Sounds like you live in a farm yard, chooks, planes, traffic, children, garden tools. When the plane flew over and made that crashing noise. It would drive me nuts!
Just watched David's video. You are too generous giving him that mint clock-radio!~Mine are nowhere as good, although I do have two NOS clocks. (I'm to scared to pull them apart!)
Great series. My Bush VHF 64 has been on my bench for 2 months now. Proving to be a challenge. I've picked up great tips here.
Glad to be of help!
Congratulations! You certainly showed that radio who was boss, and you had to do virtually everything to it. I had my doubts about your pinstriping technique but that worked really well. Best wishes, and take a victory lap!
Fantastic result on a set which most people would have given up on when that switch mechanism started shorting. Seems to be sounding great too (the radio, not the rooster). That definitely makes all the effort worthwile! 🐓
Cheers Kristof. Yes it's turned out to be a really nice radio. I've been using it in the living room just because I love the sound.
Sensational work Don. Great to see a man doing so much in retirement. Sent by Tipton and will keep watching!
Cheers Roberto and welcome!. Dave Tipton's brought me a few new subscribers which is great. He's retired but I'm not. I somehow manage to fit this in around my full time job!.
Beautiful radio, well done.
Many thanks!
Wow that's some transformation you did on the radio. And the way you handled the tape I believe you could apply for a job in a wax salon 😅
Great work Don! Your mic successfully reproduced the notable fidelity, that old Bush sounds fabulous!
Hi. Yes that little Rode lapel mic does pretty well for its size.
A really good result Phil. A great series. Looking forward to the next one!
That radio really sounds good. The microphone picked it up pretty well, epecially when you were on the classical music station. I listen to a fair bit of classical music and this radio really does it justice. It's great. All that hard work has paid off
Thanks. Yes classical music does sound good on it. I noticed rap / hip hop sounds terrible on it - it's not built to handle the subsonic bass. No great loss though.
Tipton sent me, and I like what I see!! I'll spend the morrow perusing your previous vids. Cheers
Thanks Chuck and welcome to my channel! I hope you enjoy it.
A well-deserved result, Don! 😀
Super !!!
Really apppreciate showing all the work needed in restoring the damn thing Don. I would have given up on it long ago.
Impressive cabinetry work , just like your fellow mate down under David Tipton. You both do excellent work and videos!
You can make an external antenna connector using a two terminal block for the FM portion and that will most likely
improve reception with a long dipole antenna setup. Must better than that crappy internal one, but ONLY if you find the
reception quality lacking in it as it was a weak spot in the design. I see yours sounds great! Cheers, Steve
Cheers Steve, I had to keep going after Warren sent me the glass & switch from the UK !
The FM antenna gives very good reception although it's very directional. I might try experimenting with the mounting & maybe wrapping the dipole ends around the sides of the cabinet. The sound on FM is superb though.
Really beautiful. And the sound is great.
Hi Don, a grate restoration I did not envy the swith replacement, first class keep up the good work.
Grate restoration? Don was working on a radio cabinet, not a grate that stops cattle or sheep going beyond a point in a road. I think you meant "great restoration"!
Geez Neil, give the guy a break! @@neilforbes416
@@Donno308 Sorry, Don, but mistakes like that just shouldn't be made in in a country like Australia with our education standard is supposed to be far better than America's. It really is a clumsy mistake, like you'd expect an American to make.
Like I said Don, stick with its restoration and you will not be disappointed with the outcome. That Bush VHF64 radio is performing just the way I remember them way back during the early 1970s when I was an apprentice service tech. I feel happy you are very pleased with what you have achieved here. Look after that radio, and it should give you many years of faithful service.
At this point, I will recommend getting your hands upon any of the following Bush radios: DAC90, DAC90A, and/or DAC10 - perhaps for some time in the future?
Loved seeing all six episodes: look forward to your next radio restoration upload.
Best regards from Phil.
Hi Phil. Yes I remember your encouraging comments from the beginning. Positive comments like that make a real difference to my motivation to keep going with a difficult restoration.
Yes I would love to get my hands on a DAC90 or similar. If I see one for sale I'll grab it but they're pretty rare over here.
Cheers
2:50 Careful, Don! The censors are listening in and might give you an *R* rating for that "fowl" language! LOL
@neilforbes416 good old VHF my unit still has the VHF antenna on it since VHF signal was switched off but still picks up a very good signal picture quality wise the quality is 98/100
the radio looks superb great job
That finish on the cabinet is amazing Don. I decided not to strip and refinish mine as there was only a little crazing of the lacquer. So It was touched up and polished. But, seeing how yours turned out, I am tempted to risk putting in the extra work. As you say the mic and reproduction through YT on a PC doesn't do these sets Justice to the quality of their audio output. I have enjoyed witnessing such a determined and skillful restoration. Catch you on the next one. Dave
Cheers Dave. That little Rode lapel mic doesn't do too badly though. It picks up that bloody rooster really well!
I usually hesitate to strip and re-finish a cabinet unless it's pretty bad. It's only original once, as they say. You might try just rubbing it back lightly with fine wet & dry and re-polishing it before you decide.
Hi Don, what a wonderful ending to an epic journey , outstanding results you have achieved once more,would love to own a radio like that. . Thanks for the videos .
Cheers Dom. Your STC is next!
Very nice project! I came over from David and subbed. Thanks for posting and I look forward to many more of your projects! Take care!
Hi and welcome! I hope you enjoy my little channel
Absolutely fantastic job mate. A beautiful piece of kit which, thanks to your technical and artistic talents, will be going strong well into the next century. It may be because I'm just an old codger but I find your video content and presentation far more enjoyable than the trash churned out by today's TV production companies. If you happen to see UK programmes such as 'The Repair Shop' or 'Fix it, Flog it' ! I humbly apologise. (Ha ha). All thde best mate.
Cheers Stephen. I haven't seen either of those shows but it would be interesting to see them just for a laugh! Yes I guess this radio, in fact most of them, will outlast me.
How's your little workshop going? I thought it was amazing. I could never achieve that level of organisation!
@@Donno308 Not a lot of action in the 8x6 just now due to a family illness but I'm hoping to be more active and make more videos soon. I do miss it. All the best mate.
Congrats! It was an enourmous effort but, the final result was amazing. Thanks for the video.
Thanks! Yes this one turned into a bit of a job!
Outstanding work young man and well worth the effort.😅
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent job Don
Nicely done!
David Tipton sent me!
Hi and welcome! I hope you enjoy my channel.
Don your a nice guy gifting Sit Tipten your AWA 563MA Clock Radio. As the photos on Dave channel show your Old Radio Shed is in need of a little work maybe David can stop over and give you a hand on some repairs, kind of a group restoration. Have you thought about inviting that rooster to Sunday dinner.
Hi Mack. I don't know how Dave got the photo of my shed. He must control spy satellites from his workshop. As for the rooster, I think he sounds a bit out of tune. I've been thinking of giving him a neck re-alignment.
I’d forgotten to keep tabs on your other 5 videos. Some radios 📻 can lose their value if refinished. It also sounds like 👍 the roosters 🐔 want to help ya out. The refinishing job should do fine with this radio 📻. Your friend, Jeff.
Cheers Jeff. Yes this one was way too far gone to consider preserving the original finish.
😊😊😊came from David Tipton channel 😊😊😊
s channel
Hi & welcome!
saudações brasileiras ao mestre...................por aquelas coincidencias incriveis aqui em minha terra temos tambem um mestre em restaurações que esta a recuperar e restaurar um radio da mesma marca que o mestre restaurou..........não o mesmo modelo mas a mesma marca e confesso que a alegria foi muito grande pra mim..............( ua-cam.com/video/wcg-0UbUJpM/v-deo.html ) segue o endereço que gostaria de seus comentarios a respeito................um grande abraço ao mestre e muito obrigado por nos brindar com seu trabalho
Saudações da Austrália!
Isto é de facto uma coincidência, uma vez que estas rádios de Bush não são muito comuns.
Obrigado pelo link. Vou assistir e contar a vocês o que penso sobre isso.
Muitas felicidades
Saudações calorosas novamente da Austrália!
Obrigado pelo link para o canal do Museu da Eletrônica.
Assisti ao vídeo com muito interesse. O seu mestre de restauro de rádios tem uma abordagem muito cuidadosa e metódica, tal como Manuel Caldeira de "Electronics Old and New".
O rádio em que ele está trabalhando no link que você me enviou é um Louwe Opta, um rádio de fabricação alemã, mas com design semelhante ao rádio Bush que acabei de terminar. Minha rádio Bush foi feita na Inglaterra - os ingleses tentaram copiar as excelentes rádios alemãs como Louwe Opta, Saba, Nordemende etc. Eles simplificaram algumas coisas, por exemplo a sintonia AM e FM está interligada onde estão as rádios alemãs independente. Além disso, os ingleses usaram um retificador de tubo de vácuo para a fonte de alimentação, em vez de um retificador de estado sólido de selênio, como os alemães. Existem outras diferenças também, mas no geral há mais semelhanças do que diferenças.
O seu mestre de restauro de rádios tem uma abordagem muito cuidadosa e metódica, tal como Manuel Caldeira de "Electronics Old and New".
Espero que a tradução seja boa o suficiente para transmitir o que quero dizer.
Fico feliz que você goste dos meus vídeos.
Tudo de bom para você e sua família.
Don