Photos by Stacie Joy
It still works, and receives broadcast AM, "microstatic FM reception," and two shortwave bands all in an attractive spinet cabinet. But there's a but: it "smokes when you turn it on." (Who doesn't tbh?)
Found this...
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Wow. What a piece of history.
ReplyDeleteI remember my parents had one of those Zenieth tv’s made of wood, looked liked a dresser. One sode had storage, the middle was the tv and the right side was a record player. Took up an entire wall and it was heavy.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a beauty! I hope it finds a loving home.
ReplyDeleteThe video brought back some musical memories LOL.
Very cool Ms Joy - I hope someone can bring some much needed life back to this classic piece
ReplyDeleteI have an amplifier repair shop on 8th between C and D called Pete’s Amp Repair, petesamprepair.com.I’m interested in taking this. Let me know how to contact the super at the building to pick up.
ReplyDeletePmargolis@mac.com
Please Keep us posted, I hope you’re able to restore this beauty!!😉🍀👍
DeleteWe had a huge Magnavox console in our house. Right side was a fancy radio & the left side was a pull-out drawer turntable. It's also how I learned how to remove the tubes, take them to the tester in the hardware store & buy a replacement.
ReplyDeleteHonestly I would, but don't need another one...
ReplyDeleteThat’s just the sound system I need for my Betamax.
ReplyDeleteI think it is so thoughtful that the super is trying to find someone who will appreciate it!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was my radio, I had to put it on the street when i was kicked out of my apartment after 20 years on E.8th St in 2014. It still worked by then when I put it out. I'm glad someone grabbed it and saved it, it's very cool.
ReplyDeleteHas someone gotten in touch with Pete Margolis (up-thread) about him getting this?
ReplyDelete@2:53
ReplyDeleteYes! We've been in touch with Pete
" But there's a but: it "smokes when you turn it on." (Who doesn't tbh?)"
ReplyDeleteLol!