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Thanks, Yes, quite unique. The speakers were in the black pedestal column below the larger upper cabinet, which was walnut, with tambour doors. Tuner and other controls were motorized with push buttons, hidden under the top right side which slid open. It could be rotated about 270 degrees. This was only a TV, with vacuum tube video circuitry and a solid state audio board. There was another model called "The Theatre in the round", which included a high end stereo in a drawer, opposite the TV. Round cabinet, larger, etc.. I'll try the history angle.
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