I'm posting this because of the extremely nice condition.
The price is not extravagant, though the owner did not say
they had the capacitors replaced.
It uses a power transformer, 6AQ5 outputs, and has the
bass speaker design that takes signal from each
stereo channel.
The record changer is a custom V-M product that I like.
This gal, like my "portable" Motorola suitcase, is heavy.
The colors are eye-catching, IMO.
And YES, it's too far away, ha ha !!
https://easttexas.craigslist.org/ele/d/ ... 74198.html
Nice 1963 Zenith Suitcase Stereo
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Re: Nice 1963 Zenith Suitcase Stereo
I like those! They are very "period" looking.

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Re: Nice 1963 Zenith Suitcase Stereo
I like those too, they remind me of the big Motorola portables that I know sound so nice.
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That unit, in a teen's hands was a passport to popularity!
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