I've got a Stromberg-Carlson TV/ radio/ phono combo that I can find little about on the net. A paper tag on the back indicates it is a "17-RPM", and below that, is the word "Kenwood", which I am guessing is a product line or series. The set fails to power-up completely. When plugged in, there is a slight hum, and some of the tubes in the radio unit are lit so it's obviously getting some juice, but no real sound or anything on the tube. An interesting feature is a small round red light near the base of the unit which illuminates when the power is on. The cabinet is a deep rich wood frame, which I am guessing is mahogany. I know absolutely nothing about old tubes and such, so fixing, or even troubleshooting is out of my league. I would, however, appreciate any information anyone may have on this manufacturer, model and/or value. Undecided what to do with it.... may sell it, or may just keep it as a dinosaur conversation piece. The wood frame is beautiful in and of itself.

Does it look like any of these ?

http://www.tvhistory.tv/1950-59-STROMBERG-CARLSON.htm

No, doesn't look exactly like any of those shown, and mine, as indicated on the paper tag on the inside of the cabinet, doesn't even appear in the line-up of models.

Here is a YouTube link of a short video of the set:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NmySwQj1y8