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Old 08-29-2015, 11:51 PM
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If that Silvertone was series string tube, short and wide with side firing speakers, then I believe I have 2 of them.
nope it didn't have have speakers built into it, and it wasn't a series string set either, you had to attach external speakers to it only and it had a phono input on the back using two RCA Jacks, and actually I was mistaken on the model number, the model number was 3025 which also crossreferenced in Sams to a 1950s AM only Alarm Clock Radio which the 3025 I have is a AM/FM Stereo Multiplex Tabletop Radio with external Speaker jacks (no built in speakers) and a phono jack and it had a Transformer in it for the power supply (wasn't series strung.) So anyways like I said previously it must of been common for department store brands to reuse their model numbers on their radios every few years or so, seeing as Sears and Monkey Wards both did it.
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