Firestone AM/PHONO

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Firestone AM/PHONO

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Fire stone AM/Phono Notice the tubes are all 6 volt.
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It looks like a Wells-Gardner-built chassis. A 6AQ5 is the seven-pin equivalent of a 6V6, so should be good for about five watts. I wonder if there is a Truetone cousin for that model built. Nice little rig.....
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It kind of reminds me of a Philco my Grandparents had when I was young. Is that an early VM changer?

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William wrote: ↑Sun Sep 12, 2021 2:11 pm It kind of reminds me of a Philco my Grandparents had when I was young. Is that an early VM changer?

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Yes, I have a similar changer in a 1946 Templetone Horizontal console I think its V-M model 400
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