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Originally Posted by StellarTV
Yes '63 would have been right about right for that pre-multiplex Simulcast tuner. 50s black and white CRTS were never that square.
Also, that record changer is a very well engineered unit made by Philco. The idler wheel has a clutch in it that works with the rest of the mechanism to 'pause' the turntable platter during the change/drop cycle. Pretty spiffy!
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I agree with Truetone on post #4. It's a Glaser-Steers changer.
I know, Philco made their own changers in the 40's and 50's. They might've sold it G/S. G/S sold their changer plant to GE in the mid 60's.
I wonder what stereo chassis the set uses. Some Emerson's used a hot chassis PC board, using 300ma tubes.
Had to be all of 2 watts per channel.