Admiral Stereo

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Admiral Stereo

Post: # 3900Post William »

Here's another find, and cheap! I'm thinking this might be tube since I don't see Solid State written anywhere. I do not recognize the changer.

https://grandrapids.craigslist.org/atq/ ... 76337.html

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Re: Admiral Stereo

Post: # 3924Post electra225 »

I'm guessing Glaser-Steers. My uncle had one like that, new in 1963. His had a 6BQ5 P-P amp and sounded really good. :D :D
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Re: Admiral Stereo

Post: # 4125Post Ken Doyle »

That's an Admiral record changer. They made their own record changers since the 1940s. It looks similar to a V-M changer until you flip it over and look from underneath.
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Post: # 4150Post William »

Thanks, Ken, I learned something today.

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