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Old 12-24-2014, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted by radiotvnut View Post
That changer was built by Crescent. Crescent made most Sears changers from about '53 until around 1970.


Thanks, now I know something about this player. It was easy to partially disassemble and responded well to basic clean/re-grease.

Once I had a late-60s Sears, flip-down solid state stereo portable with the amp across the top. The swing-out speakers were missing but it played well despite the weak amp and sub-standard cartridge.
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