1970's Stereogram - Part 1 - Cabinet Restoration

Mark strips a 1970's Stereosound Stereogram for a full restoration, starting with wooden cabinet. Stripping the old varnish from the thin veneer, making repairs, and restoring the original finish.

[@ruudmobile6726]

Mark, I truly love what you do and achieve.... a little jealous about your man cave...your narration is also really honest and funny... "lot's of bloody patience" indeed lol

[@InCountry6970]

Love your videos and I am a subscriber here in the USA. I do occasionally need subtitles, but no big deal. Keep the videos coming !

[@phillipboucher4338]

My dear old auntie had one of these exact models back in the late 60's. I am very impressed with your restoration. Cheers

[@Nelson_C_KNOWS]

I really love and appreciate these kind of radios. My grandmother own one and I fell in love with it. I use to enjoy playing vinyl 33 on them and appreciate the sweet warm sound. I also enjoyed polishing it and making it shine with the wood shine finish. I own one today that I restored. Wish I had the time to sand it down and make it look nicer like your video 😀😀😀😀

[@carlchilders6069]

Mark I have to say that when I watch someone else after you, I'm bored. I love your humor and these vids are quite nice/helpful. You just helped me solve something I have been trying to figure out. I have a Bang and Olufsen that looks just like this and I need to get the stereo out but couldn't figure out how. It has to be the same way! Now I can refinish the rosewood!

[@fabriciobentodasilva2871]

Boa noite amigo 👍 esse conserto é show valeu amigo 👍😀

[@moodyga40]

love your videos Mark you make me to aspire to be a better technician and to keep repairing more

[@hw4527]

Thank you for posting 👍👍

[@darrenjukes8446]

Your KZbin channel is very informative, thanks great guy

[@mortensteen]

Just came across your channel - this is most excellent, Mark! Great work, highly skilled, and you must be the friendliest man on KZbin. :D Instantly subscribed, and can't wait to dive into your videos.

[@azmoz1321]

Great restoration of the case , very talented engineer 😊

[@anthonylawrence60]

Stereosound based in Brighouse near Bradford

[@ianhuxstep211]

Once again a great video brings back memories. From memory I think sterosound was made by HMV

[@MikeGervasi]

Quite right about stripper. It's slightly stronger then water these days. Wood prep is a chore for sure.

[@SimonEGab]

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[@patprop74]

You are right, paint stripper nowadays is not what it use to be, which is why I adopted the use of card scrappers, Which, once mastered, it is actually easier and faster than paint stripper and does not soften wood as the stripper would.

[@Land-of-reason]

Looks similar to an 1970s HMV Steromaster stereogram record player.

[@dhdove]

That looks very much like the HMV radiogram that my dad bought in the late sixties, 1968? I wonder if this one was manufactured under license?

[@anjkovo2138]

👍👍

[@binkyboobosh1]

It looks like an old Phillips unit from the 1960s. They also produced an organ called the Phillicorda in the same design.

[@UgurOnderBozkurt]

there's no video about dented corner of a speaker. i have hpm-70 and or needs help.. :)

[@TomLymberopoulos-du5he]

Mend it mike is alright :)

[@andljoy]

You can just buy dichloroethane and add it back into the stripper.

[@martins5174]

And I thought I’d go some tools!, is that a West Midlands accent I can here?

[@MendItMark]

Guilty! Yes, I am a yam yam. 😂 Alroit am ya?

[@martins5174]

@@MendItMark I’m Dudley born and bread, been in electronics all my life. Redox reel to reels and such

[@colinowenuk]

Any one spot the rifle?

[@SteveDave29]

White spirit? UK to USA translation, please?

[@MendItMark]

According to Wikipedia, also called Mineral Spirits, mineral turpentine, petroleum spirits.

[@moodyga40]

looks Australian made this