My Grosssuper Capri Typ 6401 vintage Hi-Fi tube radio
 

This is my vintage Hi-Fi radio called Capri (Grosssuper Capri Typ 6401), manufactured in sept. 1966 for Romania by V.E.B. Goldpefil Hartmannsdorf form G.D.R. (East-Germay). I use only the amplifier side. Only the amplifier is stereo - the radio dosen't have stereo decoder install.
The image is curved because sometimes whrn I put the zoom on my camera the image gets curved :thumbsdn:

Very pretty radio!

Looks like it has a lot of modern refinements, such as the stereo amplifier, but still kept the classic German styling of the earlier sets.

Any pics of the internals?

I hadn't had scan the film with the picture of the internlas
The keys are: O-MG-PU-ST-FE-UL-UM-US1-US2-US3-US4-BL-UUS

O cames from oprit (off)
MG from magnetofon (tape recorder) - amplifier
PU from pick-up (record-player) - amplifier, in case of magnetic dose pick-up deck you need an preamplifier
ST from stereo
FE from Antenă de ferită (Ferrite antena)
UL from Unde Lungi (Long Waves)
UM from Unde Lungi (Medium Waves)
US from unde scurte (Short Waves)
BL from Bandă Lungă + something like Band With for A.M.
UUS from Unde Ultrascurte (Ultrashort Waves, in German is U.K.W. Ultrakutrz Welle) - this is the F.M.
Unfourtnley, it haves the old F.M. O.I.R.T. (used in the by almost all Eastern Europe countryes, except former Yugoslavia and former East-Germany!!!), on 66-73 MHz.
It haves 4 speakers: 2 x 6W + 2 x 1.5 W (tweeters). For external speakers 2 x 4 W, around 2-8 ohms. For MG and PU conections it haves 5 pins D.I.N. connectors.
It haves also balance. It haves keys for: Voice, Solo, Jazz, Bass and separate knobs to adjust bass and tone.
The Ferrite antena cand be rotate. It haves also internal F.M. antena. Bifilar calble, 240 ohms conector on the rear.
Tunig (magic) eye: EM84
It haves frosted glass for uniforumal ilumination of the dial scale.