VM 868
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VM 868
Hey Bill, this one is in your backyard....don't know if it is tube or SS .... also says it has the wrong TT in it , but it is hard to see it...https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 0d53466ec8
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Re: VM 868
Looks like a high-end V-M model.
Chris Campbell
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Re: VM 868
Thanks, Elton, and it is tube. It's from 1962 priced at $375.00 so it would have been PP something. The changer is wrong, that changer belongs in a newer VM. I missed out it now says SOLD.
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Re: VM 868
It is a nice stereo tube amp, with 2 6BQ5's per channel,
and a separate pre-amp chassis.
The V-M changer (1297 and the like) is only a few years newer than
the original V-M 1245 that was supposed to be
in the console.
Speakers are V-M's often used combo of a 12 inch woofer
and a 3 inch tweeter in their late 1950's to early 1960's
stereos.
and a separate pre-amp chassis.
The V-M changer (1297 and the like) is only a few years newer than
the original V-M 1245 that was supposed to be
in the console.
Speakers are V-M's often used combo of a 12 inch woofer
and a 3 inch tweeter in their late 1950's to early 1960's
stereos.
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Re: VM 868
Thanks, Mr. Mogul. I knew it was PP but now sure if it was 6BQ5 or 6V6.
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