NOS Shure M7 stereo dynetic cartridge with N21D stylus. 344 ohms across left channel & 342 ohms across right channel (Can't get much closer than that). Observed under microscope: no visible wear.

 

Greetings. Up for BID is a COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH--Talking Machine USED: ~ REPRODUCER ~ The reproducer looks to be nickel-plated metal and is approx. 2-1/2" dia. X 5/16" thick. It has on the face, "TRADE

 

RESTORED AIRLINE SUPER DECO BEAUTIFUL RADIO Manufacturer: AIRLINE Model Number: 16918 SERIAL # 6978 Year Manufactured: 1950-60’S Color: BROWN/WHITE WITH BOLD GOLD FACE PLATE AND CLOCK WITH COOL KNOB

 

Antique RCA VICTROLA 45-EY-3 portable phonograph record player. Dimensions are approximately 11.5 x 11.5 x 7. The turn table turns but don't know if it is at the correct speed. The speakers give a buz

 

Radio Times Magazine, Volume 83, no 1081 for 16th June 1944. Size 240 x 310 mm ,pages nos.1 to 20. Generally sound staples rusty and some discolouration to edges.Contents clean and sound .Interesting

 

BACK IN 2008 I BOUGHT A LARGE LOT OF OLD EDISON CYLINDER RECORDS AT AN ESTATE SALE. I THOUGHT THEY WERE NEAT AND HAVE BEEN SITTING ON THEM ALL THIS TIME. I DONT KNOW A LOT ABOUT THEM SO I AM BREAKING

 

This is a vintage Standard Model SR G24A transistor radio. The radio is 7 transistors Superheterodyne. Range 535-1600KC The back has a little clip to stand the radio up. There is a jack for ext ant, n

 

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Here is a real beauty! It is Zenith’s Model H725 AM/FM tube radio from 1950. The cabinet has been polished with my 4 step process that brings out the original factory finish. There are no cracks or

 

MULLARD ECC32 VALVE BLACK BASE. VERY CLEAN AND TIDY AVO TESTED. THANKS FOR LOOKING. CHECK OUT MY OTHER VINTAGE VALVES