My next question is which amp does it have. From memory if you remember. I don't want you traipsing thru snow again. The 6AQ5 version or the 7189 version or none of the above? Thanks for braving the weather just for us.
TOTL GE Trimline stereo
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Thanks, Chris. How much snow do you have?
My next question is which amp does it have. From memory if you remember. I don't want you traipsing thru snow again. The 6AQ5 version or the 7189 version or none of the above? Thanks for braving the weather just for us.

My next question is which amp does it have. From memory if you remember. I don't want you traipsing thru snow again. The 6AQ5 version or the 7189 version or none of the above? Thanks for braving the weather just for us.
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Pretty sure it's 6AQ5. But if you had asked me to ID the outputs without prompting, I would have guessed 6BQ5. I'll try to have a look tomorrow.
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The virtually identical one I have from a trashed curbside console is SE 6AQ5 with dinky little open frame xfmrs and a multi-cap not mounted on the metal chassis but screwed to the wood beside it..
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GE had certainly figured out a way to built something and squeeze every penny doing it. Surprisingly, they sound pretty good for what they are.
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