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1958 FISHER MODEL #61 CONSOLETTE
Here's a terrific consolette hardly seen today. This is a Fisher model #61 monophonic unit with AM/FM tuner and a 4 speed Garrard changer. This has been rebuilt 100% and sounds really, really nice! This has 11 tubes in the receiver feeding 3 speakers in the cabinet.
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Scarce CAPEHART COLORTONE MODEL #52PH56 BABY HI-FI CONSOLE RECORD PLAYER
Просмотров 7 тыс.8 лет назад
Here's something you don't see every day. This Capehart was introduced in 1956 and was a fairly expensive player back then. Capehart was a higher end manufacturer that really didn't make "junk". This player is TRUE HI-FIDELITY & has a fairly robust transformer chassis amplifier with a pair of 12AX7's & a pair of 6V6GT's with a 5Y3GT rectifier. At 60 years old, this still has all of its original...
Obscure & Scarce 1950 Admiral Model #5W1 AM Radio/2-Speed 33/45 RPM Phonograph - MUST SEE!
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.9 лет назад
Here's a rather scarce player from 1949-50! In addition to being an AM radio, this also plays 7" 33's & 45's in a most unusual manner. These are rarely seen today and are as scarce as the Zenith Twin Seven models. The changer is an Admiral model #RC400 and is virtually useless without the 45 &/or 33 spindle which are most often broken or missing when you find these players. It's more difficult ...
AEI PARAGON Model #VI-B "Foreground" Tape Music System
Просмотров 4 тыс.9 лет назад
BEFORE I GET HIT WITH INFRINGEMENT POLICY, THE MUSIC BEING PLAYED HERE IS NOT FOR THE CONTENT BUT RATHER TO DEMONSTRATE THE USE OF THIS PLAYER!!! Here's another item not often seen today...old technology for sure! This is a "foreground" music system as opposed to a "background" music system. It was piped through stores and restaurants for the patrons to listen to. This system is based on the Mu...
ARTONE 4-Speed Hi-Fi Phonograph w/AM Radio - MUST SEE!
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.9 лет назад
Here's an odd duck you don't see everyday. I'm familiar with the name ARTONE but for tube-type AM radios built in the 50's and not for phonographs. This model (unfortunately) does not have a model number. I'm assuming the tag on the player disappeared over time. This player is VERY well built with a 6-tube transformer type amp & AM radio built into it. The chassis has been rebuilt, the cartridg...
UNIQUE!! MUNTZ Home Stereo Tape Player By AUTOSTEREO Model # W88
Просмотров 10 тыс.9 лет назад
A couple of corrections first. This deck has 4 lines but it plays only THREE different sized cartridges NOT four! "Taken away by e-Bay"....No! Meant to say taken offline by RUclips which has a habit of carefully examining audio content and removing the audio or the complete video. A hearty "Thank You" to Chris Cuff for taking the time to restore the amplifier for me. This is a solid state amp a...
Obscure Wards Riverside Automobile Sound Tape Cartridge Player Model #61
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.9 лет назад
Here's an item not seen every day! This Mongomery Wards player was made by a 3rd party for Wards as Mongomery Wards NEVER made anything of their own. While most people are aware of the 8 track players so popular in the 60's & 70's, this is made for the obsolete & obscure Sound Tape Cartridges made from 1957-1964. Few are aware that automobile players were actually made for this format! Here's p...
Scarce RCA "Flight Line" Sound Tape Demo Cartridge
Просмотров 7 тыс.9 лет назад
Here's a demo of a Sound Tape Cartridge rarely seen or heard today. I don't know if these were designed for Dealer use only or whether these were given to customers buying the RCA tape players. In any event, this may be the first time you've heard this material before. I'm an avid collector of Sound Tape Cartridge players AND pre-recorded Sound Tape Cartridges. PLEASE contact me if you have eit...
Obscure RCA Licensed 45 RPM Decca Model #DP911 "The York" Record Player
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.9 лет назад
It never ceases to amaze me the number of RCA licensed players still to be found out there! While Decca is not an obscure manufacturer, this is a relatively difficult player to locate. It has surprisingly good volume for a 1-tube amplifier incorporating a 25L6 amp tube feeding a 4" speaker w/tone & volume controls. This player has a new Chu Denshi cartridge and the unit is restored to good oper...
1954 MOTOROLA Model # 54HF1 3-Speed Hi-Fi Table Phonograph
Просмотров 5 тыс.9 лет назад
Here's a beautiful Motorola tabletop pnonograph from 1954. These are NOT often found and they're cool because instead of speakers being fired through grill cloth, this has a bottom fired speaker system consisting of an 8" and a 6" speaker...Hi-Fidelity of course!. This allows for listening at any angle without losing any volume or being muffled in any way. The amplifier features a copper chassi...
Part #2: The RCA 45 RPM Idler...REBUILD IT YOURSELF!!!
Просмотров 10 тыс.9 лет назад
This is part 2 of the saga of the RCA 45 RPM idler. Today we'll show you the dimensions necessary to make the cuts in your defunct idler to make it functional again. I've ordered some proper silicone "O" rings for the conversion and will have them available shortly for those that wish to try this out themselves. I'll go to a 3rd video soon showing how to properly mount the idler in your motor m...
PHILCO #SA1005 Hi-Fi Amp w/MOTOROLA Art-Deco attachment DEMO (Player For Sale!)
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.9 лет назад
PHILCO #SA1005 Hi-Fi Amp w/MOTOROLA Art-Deco attachment DEMO (Player For Sale!)
Part #1: The RCA 45 RPM Idler...REBUILD IT YOURSELF!!
Просмотров 28 тыс.9 лет назад
Part #1: The RCA 45 RPM Idler...REBUILD IT YOURSELF!!
PHILCO Model #D665-124 Mirror Vanity AM Radio...COOL!!
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.10 лет назад
PHILCO Model #D665-124 Mirror Vanity AM Radio...COOL!!
ZENITH Model #HF11...Just for ANDREW McIsaac!!
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.10 лет назад
ZENITH Model #HF11...Just for ANDREW McIsaac!!
1953 MOTOROLA Model #53F2 AM Radio/3-Speed Player - SCARCE!!
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.10 лет назад
1953 MOTOROLA Model #53F2 AM Radio/3-Speed Player - SCARCE!!
The EZ Method Installing A Modern Cartridge In Your 45 RPM RCA Player "ON THE CHEAP"!
Просмотров 38 тыс.10 лет назад
The EZ Method Installing A Modern Cartridge In Your 45 RPM RCA Player "ON THE CHEAP"!
RCA Licensed 45 RPM "Clone" Player-DECCA #P907 w/Coverette-Demo & For Sale
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.10 лет назад
RCA Licensed 45 RPM "Clone" Player-DECCA #P907 w/Coverette-Demo & For Sale
"SYMPHONIC Model #1045U" RCA Licensed 45 RPM Player w/Case-Demo & Sale
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.10 лет назад
"SYMPHONIC Model #1045U" RCA Licensed 45 RPM Player w/Case-Demo & Sale
1957 "BIRCH" 45 RPM Record Player Licensed By RCA-Demo & For Sale
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.10 лет назад
1957 "BIRCH" 45 RPM Record Player Licensed By RCA-Demo & For Sale
Ristaucrat Dial-O-Matic Model #2020 45 RPM Record Player/AM Radio-Demo & For Sale
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.10 лет назад
Ristaucrat Dial-O-Matic Model #2020 45 RPM Record Player/AM Radio-Demo & For Sale
Very Scarce Westinghouse Model #42AC1 45 RPM Record Player Licensed By RCA
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.10 лет назад
Very Scarce Westinghouse Model #42AC1 45 RPM Record Player Licensed By RCA
Uncommon 1955 RCA Model #6-EY-15 "Ding Dong School" Record Player-Demo & For Sale
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.10 лет назад
Uncommon 1955 RCA Model #6-EY-15 "Ding Dong School" Record Player-Demo & For Sale
Demo & For Sale: 1956 RCA Model # 7HF45 Orthophonic Hi-Fi Record Player
Просмотров 6 тыс.10 лет назад
Demo & For Sale: 1956 RCA Model # 7HF45 Orthophonic Hi-Fi Record Player
No more of a pain in the @$$ than playing 45's on a modern "state of the art" manual turntable...
Any idea why all B sides play with out a problem, however several A sides do not play.
Still looking for control knobs, any idea where I might find them?
That little player looks fabulous. Like new and the changing action is so smooth!
incredible machine ❤
i miss chris :(
It certainly is beautiful. Like a piece of furniture. I purchased a nice wooden Zenith turntable/radio, simply because it was in such a nice 'portable' wooden case.
I'm wondering if this player was made by Bell Sound. AFAIK RCA and Bell were the ONLY companies that built home units.
Still available?
I have 2 if these machines that I have inherited. I really don't know what to do with them. I'm 51 and this is beyond me. Would love to sale and make more room. Sounds good though!
I have a Paragon VI model. Been working on it. Can't get sound from the screws on the back or the rca jack under the cover on top. Real frustrated...
not quite 45, this song was played in Uncle Buck move.
Found a local one for $75, needs amp and work... worth picking up?
i have the recorder in the drawer that came from when someone was parting one out about 15 years ago. What a beautiful machine !
wow no one commented since 10yrs ago i always find you quite smart i love seeing your posts i guess ive been following you on fb and youtube for years hope youre doing good and God bless !!
Probably won't hear back as this guy never responds, BUT IF you want to get rid of the white powder crud on the knobs, drop them in a glass of very hot water with a denture cleanser tab and let it sit for 24-48 hours (48 if they are really crudded up) And then take a toothbrush to them while running them under hot tap water and they will clean up and look like NEW!
I inherited one of these and needs work. Do you restore these for others?
Have had one before, sold it wish I hadn't. Just picked up one who father worked for Seeburg. This is a prototype designed to play 33 1/3 as well as 45's. Going to have restored to play through the entertainment center.
I just found one of these in my mom’s stuff. I know it’s 11 yrs to late but anyone interested?
How much are these worth? I have one I'm trying to price
They’re only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. At 70 years old it’ll need restored to work properly. Condition is everything! Assuming unrestored, perfect speaker cloth & good cabinet it’s worth around $150 IMHO.
@seeburgsrock wondering if you still have this ir kniw how rare ut might be. And why the "Victory" label instead of RCA?
Hello, I just purchased a player exactly like this. Are you still working on record players? I would love to send it to you for maintenance. Thank you.
the big tape is 1 hr max i have a box of the big tapes got from the eu it's better to record on a 4 track reel to reel and move tape to the cart keep away from the recorder trey are poor i had one
I just found one nearly as Pristine as this one. I paid $35 for it at a local antique shop. Whats the estimated value in today's market? I cannot find any information on the value of it.
yes" i have a AEI player. But' it plays cassettes 4 track only. it says AEI Pro pack 4+.
The spindle caps were Maroon from the factory someone must have replaced it at some point on your machine. I have two of the machines and the caps are as maroon as the tonearm. and switch and nameplate. One of mine has the Maroon volume control the other is brown.
Dynavox was good player. I had the 3 speed Hi Fi model back in 1958
Wait about ten years, lady. Smaller cassette recorders- and compact tape cartridges- will be available by then. 😏
This looks like something you would carry to a classroom so you can trun on the film and play a record for the film to have sound.
I never saw one like that. The pink and gray case was used on 45’s in a different configuration. Not sure I like it. A one tube amp, that sux. I know that sound of music isn’t coming out of that one tube amplifier. You have an entire separate sound system.
I hope that both the left & right channels are wired together for mono.
It clearly has the GE cartridge in it, this was one of the first mass produced magnetic cartridges. In good condition they are a great option for playing mono records. Most are easy to spot with the red button for rotating the 78 & LP stylus into position. Like all magnetic cartridges they required an extra preamp tube so they cost more.
I saw the first one of these ever in my life in a antique store in Lake Geneva wisconsin. The man there said that some were installed in the cabinets like yours but others would be installed into the walls of the owners houses themselves. No speakers were included with the unit so it left the possibilities wide open as to how the owner could distribute the sound throughout the house.
It's playing too slow.
Very nice may I ask what you are using for the cartridge?
I have this same unit SHP-8A and I’m having a few issues. It has been collecting dust in the basement for years, but it does still power up. When running the needle drops but only stays down for about 2 seconds and returns. I also noticed a burning dust smell when turning the unit on. I cleaned up some of the dust but a strong smell. The 6v6 and 5y3 bulbs get very hot when the machine turns on. Any idea on how to fix these things so I can enjoy this unit??
I have one but it's mono so I abandoned fixing it.....most jukeboxes are stereo.
Do you still sell these?
Great idea
sure ... everyone owns a lathe ...
Could you tell me where i could get cartridges and needles for this model i just picked one up yesterday
I have 4 F5 and one F9 .. And I pair them to Bang Olufsen beolab 6000 tower speakers a match in heaven .. I am thinking to make a bracket so i can attach the PS-F5 to one of the towers ...It will look amazing
I know Joe Bennett and The Sparkle Tones their big hit single was 'Black Slacks' in 1957 on ABC Paramount records.
Seems silvertone was.desperate for a clunk.o matic
I’ve got one of these.
Do you know where I can get a non-selectable ristaucrat repaired? I live in Los Angeles
Wow, cool indexing system like collaro, That's so interesting. I love it ❤👍
Amplifier needs an overhaul, If it were me I would do a total rebuild of that amplifier. With a new tube as well. That's a great unit 👍
What about printing new rubber with flexable TPU on a 3d printer?