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Originally Posted by Chad Hauris
Some of those 60's Zeniths use an electrostatic tweeter which helps out with the highs...Zeniths are usually the best FM table radios from that time period.
Audio power output from the 35C5 tube in these sets is probably 1 watt-1.5 watts, which although low sounds fine to me if played at usual volume levels.
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The electrostatic tweeter is in the K-731 if I remember correctly. This H845 may have been the last model or the general kind in 63-64. Actually it has pretty good highs.
In retrospect here, I think the main problem with the MJ1035-1 would be the comittment to sub-par speakers that are built in. Even the least tube tuner like an Allied 333 might be better choice then.
Are the tubes used in these last-of-line radios at all like those in tube receivers? The chassis look a little similar to some of those 50s mon amps.....
Thanks,
-sf