another craigslist unknown

[technicolor]

magnavox? hope not.

[radiotvnut]

That looks like a store brand B&W combo from the mid '60's. I once saw a Truetone (Western Auto) that looked similar.

[technicolor]

Originally Posted by radiotvnut

That looks like a store brand B&W combo from the mid '60's. I once saw a Truetone (Western Auto) that looked similar.

Really, u think that's b&w?

[KentTeffeteller]

The Record changer looks to be V-M made, which eliminates Magnavox. They used Collaro changers. I think this one looks Zenith, Philco, or something along those lines. Might also be Motorola or Admiral.

[zeno]

Zenith used almost all VM, looks zenith to me & deep enuf for color..

73 Zeno

[Electronic M]

Originally Posted by zeno

Zenith used almost all VM, looks zenith to me & deep enuf for color..

73 Zeno

I don't think Zenith would split the control face in to three like that...Not really their style. Also from the styling I'd say it is roundy era and too shallow for a roundy CRT. Heck it might even be an audio only system.

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by technicolor

Really, u think that's b&w?

It might be a GE and definately a B/W set.
GE used those large pot metal knobs on their stereos.

[Tony V]

I'm with DJ...looks like a GE to me also. Cabinet looks too shallow to be a color set.

[AUdubon5425]

Originally Posted by KentTeffeteller

The Record changer looks to be V-M made, which eliminates Magnavox. They used Collaro changers.

Believe it or not, Magnavox did source changers from others such as V-M, but probably 90% of what they used were Collaros (that's a very unscientific guess.)

[dieseljeep]

Originally Posted by Tony V

I'm with DJ...looks like a GE to me also. Cabinet looks too shallow to be a color set.

Probably a Wm Tell cabinet.

[technicolor]

I thought i updated this, it was a broke ge. Pretty sure she sold it.