Curtis Mathes B&W tv/stereo combo

[pac.attack76]

Tested the other day when I got it and tv actually came on. Tried today and sound only. Radio works. Is this early 60s? If more pics are needed, lmk.

[Popester]

Yes, that’s ‘60,s era. That tv would have really nice sound with those big woofers.

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by Popester

Yes, that’s ‘60,s era. That tv would have really nice sound with those big woofers.

Yeah I figured 60s but would like to know what year exactly. I've tried the radio and it does sound good.

[zeno]

For date use 4 digit date codes on major UNREPLACED parts. Like
FBT's, CRT, yoke, filter cans. Add a few months from the newest date.
Ex. 4263 would be 42nd week of 1963.
Also US built after 3-64 HAD to have UHF tuners. If it dont its pre 3-64.
Sams can give a close date. On the hard copy there is a folder # to
date chart. Typically the date of the folder is apx 1 year later than
the build date.

Zeno

[pac.attack76]

Originally Posted by zeno

For date use 4 digit date codes on major UNREPLACED parts. Like
FBT's, CRT, yoke, filter cans. Add a few months from the newest date.
Ex. 4263 would be 42nd week of 1963.
Also US built after 3-64 HAD to have UHF tuners. If it dont its pre 3-64.
Sams can give a close date. On the hard copy there is a folder # to
date chart. Typically the date of the folder is apx 1 year later than
the build date.

Zeno

I do know it doesn't have a uhf. Just a knob says "reserved for UHF".