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Old 02-27-2017, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by dieseljeep View Post
It must be a little older, than I thought!
All tubes is great with me! What does it use for output tubes?
I always had a high regard for W-G products.
Its probably early 1960s, probably one of the very first Stereo Multiplex units from around 1961-62, I actually have an old Sears Silvertone AM/FM/FM Stereo all tube Tabletop receiver from about 1962 that I got from someone on AudioKarma this website's sister site and that thing I think was made by whoever had the EIA code of 528 and it has a nice Single-Ended 6BQ5 amplifier in it which sounds really nice with my Bose Speakers I have hooked up to it. :-)
So this is probably from around 1960-1963 as most companies by 1963-64 became Solid State on their stereos including Zenith, Motorola, and Magnavox.
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