10-15-2024, 02:32 AM
According to the gallery, it has an AM/FM radio, with a two speed phonograph, the 78 side is an automatic changer, the 33 1/3 side is manual, having both FM and able to play 33 1/3 LP records makes it a little more useful then a set with a 78 only changer. The radio section also has 11 tubes so it probably has a decent amp in the chassis, likely 6V6s in push pull, though 6K6s would be acceptable too. Most of those units don't have much of a following, that layout seems to have been the default one for radio-phono combo units from just after the war until the late 1950s, when the coffin style ones became more standard with stereo becoming popular. If it were a 6 or 7 tube one I would suggest dumping it, but the higher tube count makes it worth playing with I think.
Regards
Arran
Regards
Arran