[Adam]

There was a manual stashed inside, along with some receipts and notes from when the original owner bought and hooked up a wired remote control mechanism for the record changer (unfortunately I didn't find the remote). I also found a list of the records which he had in the unit and their corresponding numbers. It holds 50 33rpm records.

I also figured out why this unit is so heavy, along with all the heavy record changing mechanisms, the speakers are in their own separate enclosures. The first pic shows one. Next pic shows the tuner and amplifier, which are entirely transistorized, and mainly in that top unit, except for the output transistors and some of the amp circuitry mounted to that heat sink below, and according to the manual the phono preamp which is mounted in the record playing unit itself. Third photo shows the record playing unit, along with that box in the upper right which is the control unit for the changer, and you can see a cable coming off of it which mounts to a connector in the bottom right of the picture, that's where the remote hooked up.