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The 1959 were series string using the reworked 58 portable chassis. There were also more conventional low end consoles that used the same chassis.
The 1960 were transformer powered. The bubble tops were dropped for the 61 model year. Some later chassis would fit into the 1960 cabinets. There were both 17 and 21 inch bubble top models for 1960. The back shown is not a production back. Note the duplicate markings and mis-marked controls. |
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The Radio museum set has a switch for 110v or 220v and the label says 110 to 220 volts, can't quite make out the cycles but I think it's 50 so it must have been for export.
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Spudz:
As requested, here is a photo of the side. I do have the crt, just not mounted on the base at the time of the photo. It is a standard 21" Don: I was hoping you'd chime in on this thread. Are you familiar at all with this gold painted wood base set or the use of the word "Brill" instead of "Brite"? Thanks.
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