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General Electric Stereo Television console | Console Radios27 of 55 |  |  |
Posted 1 year ago
paticake71
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I found this sitting in an ally near my house. I loved the style of it. Its made by General Electric. I believc its from the late 50's early 60's Everything still works, the record player is a little warped but the sound of the radio is incredible considering its age. The bottom cabinet was made to hold a televison. But its where I store my music collection. It was a great find...
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Can you tell me what model number this is?
Your picture is the only one i can find online and I have the same one!
My brother works for a moving company and they had it at the shop ready to throw away and I grabbed it I've never seen anything like it but I was hoping I could research some more information about it :)
That is a great unit! I love the look. Great save. Is the disk the record sits on warped? They can be removed and straightened. What are the model numbers?
I just found the same one at goodwill. Do you happen to have to model #? Really could use it to find schematic. Thanks.