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I called my aunt the only thing she could see was that it is a Grundig some #s she could see are (8021L) (2X7V01A) 50H60W HF KONZERT GERAT. I will have to get over there soon and look my self its hard for her to see anything on the back side of the unit. Ill keep you updated with what i find. I did lok at ebay ( germany) and found notrhing that looks like hers. Also the radiomuseum i couldnt find to many pics to look at? Thanks
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Funny thing is that most of the radios on radio museum that reference Konzertgerat are table models. The model number of 8021L seems to date to around 1965/66 though.
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So that is the model #? Grundig 8021L If so where can i find this so i can look at it ? thanks this is a console with tuner and turntable only and 2 storage places underneath Very beautiful piece any estimate of what this might be worth
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If you have room for it in your place and it belonged to family its priceless. Consoles in general though do not bring what they should when you sell them. They can sell from 20.00 on up depending on whether you can connect with the right buyer. I know of one guy who bought a SABA console radio and put 2000.00 into it between buying, shipping, recapping and refinishing it.
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