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Posted 1 year ago
BachmaSt
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Found this in my Mother-In-Law's garage. We saw a picture of one that looks just like it on here...that one was identified as a "Rhythm Master". I find the name "Arvin" on the round display and on the 9 1/2" speaker and the model # 627 on the electronics, but no "Rhythm Master" anywhere that I have seen. The display shows multiple bands, including short wave, ships & aircraft. We are also trying to find out what it is worth. I found an old band that I believe to be for the tuning knob (the needle does not move), but we did have it playing one station!
Console RadiosConsole radios are radios that sit in a wooden cabinet on the floor. The ca…
Try Googling "Rhythm Master" (not rythem) and Arvin and 627, and you will find lots of information and photos of what appears to be your radio.
Here's a a Google search page results: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22Rhythm+Master%22+arvin&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
Just click on the image search for lots of photos.
Yeah, I saw that information...guess the search was correcting my spelling! I can't believe I missed my spelling error there! I am still trying to find an approximate value on this item as is...