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Looks similar to yours Moody but mine has the sliding wood doors over the CRT and is a bit wider and I'm sure heavier. I had little choice but to deviate from stock form as I couldn't find the correct output transistors for the original amplifier and the service manual shows a different stereo receiver only outlining a 30 watt version in an upright "bookcase" type cabinet. I added the stereo MTS decoder at the request of my kid and I had to agree with him, it was capable and no holes had to be drilled so returning to stock would be very easy.
Now Ive tried to upload some of my images to the users side of AO-hell but even that is biased against my magnavox so Im going to try as an attachment to this post, lets see if it works!
Ok YES it works! That is my daily watcher that started its life off in a smoke filled apartment in Bloomington MN then moved to a barn in Rogers MN where it sat for around 10 or so years then moved to my home on July 04, 06 where it will stay. I like to keep my stuff forever or at least as long as I can. The pioneer SX and Technics CD player have been owned by me since new and bought with my paper route earnings along with working at a high-end audio store during my early teen years. My motto is simple: If it works why replace it?
More pix to come as I crop them to being dial-up friendly
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