DavidR

It still works. I got mine from my grandfather too. (file photos from the net. it was easier)

They are very nice to deal with as well. They had tubes for an old Zenith Shortwave/AM radio I have and of course my amp. They package the tubes VERY well - best I've seen. Very good prices, too and they have sales often.

Those Webster amps should sound very good if all tubes are up to snuff. A good site to get tubes for those amps is https://www.vivatubes.com/ They are located in western MA.

That being the case the ST120 would not be practical as it needs to be wired internally for either 4 ohm or 8 ohm.

I use a Bob Latino VTA ST-120 (Dynaco mod) powering my AR10Pi. 60 wpc in pentode and 32 wpc in triode. Sounds beautiful.

Yes, ra-ra. There could be other sizes. The 10-24 was for the woofers. MSC 10-24 screw MSC is a good supply source

I bought some stainless steel button allen cap screws from MSC because lots of my screws on the 10Pi and 9's were rusting. The size was 10-24 x 3/4" long UNC. Pretty standard size.

Looks gorgeous and brand new. Beautiful resto !

I have a Yaqin tube buffer. I switched the coupling caps to Mundorf and run some Tung-Sol 6SN7 tubes. I run my CD player into it. I also have a Bob Latino ST-120 that I use with my AR10Pi and it sounds wonderful.

@xmas111 what tube amps are those in the picture? BTW, nice effect with the lights.

ouch

small flat bar might work wishing you the best of luck isopropanol will soften that old hot melt glue

git 'er done

Congrats on your score. They will blow the 91's away and give the 9 a good run for their money. The 9's are more grandiose.

Look into someone who does either bodywork painting or furniture restoration. There's a guy in Natick (Furniture Smith) and another in Holliston (Kevin Bianchi) who do furniture resto.