30 Aug
2013
30 Aug
'13
11 p.m.
On Fri, 30 Aug 2013, Fred Cisin wrote:
On Fri, 30 Aug 2013, steve shumaker wrote:
Keystone makes some rubber feet/bumpers that may work as replacements
(720, 721, or 722). Original rubber bumpers commonly dry rot, crumble, and
fall off of all sorts of equipment so a missing rubber bumper on something
this old really isn't all that unexpected.
http://www.keyelco.com/category.cfm/Electronic-Hardware-Accessories/Bumpers…
The A model has no lights at all.
That
seems to be the differentiable feature
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20001.jpg
There's a small recessed metal panel
on one end with power and data connectors plus a fuse and a toggle
switch.
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20004.jpg
Otherwise the exterior is smooth wood with a
leather carry
handle.
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20001.jpg
Cups on this A model are some sort of hard rubber
material
rather than foam and are quite intact.
The foam lines the interior of the lid.
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20006.jpg
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20007.jpg
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20008.jpg
But there is a nasty chip out of the rim of the lid:
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20005.jpg
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20008.jpg
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20009.jpg
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20014.jpg
With a more careful look, I think that there might have once been a prop
that fit into a groove there.
And, I just noticed that it is missing one of the rubber feet!!
www.xenosoft.com/Livermore/Livermore%20011.jpg
If those are deal-breakers for esthetically sensitive collectors, then
maybe some of the people who made offers might want to reconsider. 
