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Hello guys! Love the show!!! My husband and I went to an auction a few weeks ago and saw this vintage record player/AM FM stereo. We thought it was in great condition and wanted to see if we could get it. We got it for a steal, this stereo is fantastic! It works like its brand new! The original manual and all original record attachments are there, however we can not seem to find anything on this stereo other then being able to buy a copy of the manual online. We would love to know if anyone out there would know anything about it or the value of it. So if anyone could help us we would greatly appreciate it!
Thanks!!
Christy M., West Virginia
Wood RadiosWood radios came into their own in the United States after World War I, whe…
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Your stereo was made around 1962. This website has a little more information but not much...
http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/sylvania_sc541wsc_541_ch_370_1_80.html
BTW, this site has no connection to Antique Archaeology, that is a completely separate group.
Not much value to these anymore, much to harsh sounding for the ears today...