Here's one that somebody might be interested in. The listing says it uses tubes but it has Astro-Sonic on the tuner section. Best of all is the price. FREE! That's my favorite price of all.
https://evansville.craigslist.org/zip/d ... 53122.html
Magnavox Stereo Theatre - Evansville, In. - Free
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Re: Magnavox Stereo Theatre - Evansville, In. - Free
It looks like my Imperial only with a TV added and it's longer. Your so correct, Danny. Free is always good.
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It's a remote control set as well. See the little channel indicator in the right hand lower corner of the mask? Nice unit. Hope somebody saves it.
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Re: Magnavox Stereo Theatre - Evansville, In. - Free
Magnavox was able to get all that into a set about the same length as many stereo-only sets, quite a feat really.
I've always disliked the slide-open top panel type as opposed to lift-top many others used, but you can see the real cabinet
quality here that they seemed to have more than some of those others.
I've always disliked the slide-open top panel type as opposed to lift-top many others used, but you can see the real cabinet
quality here that they seemed to have more than some of those others.
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That's a great point, Roger. My ST is only two inches longer than the Concert Grand. Most combinations were eight feet long. Mine is the largest tube Stereo Theater they made and it is only 60". This makes owning and storing one more practical. I'm not a fan of the sliders myself, but that's part of being Magnavox. They are made of veneered tempered Masonite and they are pretty tough.
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