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Picked up one of these on a whim at a garage sale. Did not even try it out as the pc had several pieces of tape wrapped around it. Pretty decent shape considering the age and I am going to test the tubes before trying it out. Not much info out there and no eBay sales so I am wondering if it would be worth it spending some $ to get it playing or shall I take the tubes and run? They are Siemens and Amperex Great Britain. Thanks!
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On your model. Check it out. Lots of good info.
ET
My research shows it as a big typical styled German tabletop not a console. If you're trying to make money with it that's not very likely. It is a nicer 13 tube set. To make anything close to even an educated guess pics, good pics will be required. It's from 1963 so the caps are 50+ years old so you know what that means. If the idea is to sell it for profit just make it work as you'll never get the money out of it it will cost for a thorough restore. Many hours of labor and easily 100-200 bucks just for caps much less tubes or anything else. It probably has a selenium rectifier that should be replaced with a diode bridge (easy)The speakers are usually still good.The cabinet needs to be very good or better. A very good working example might get 200-300 and even 300-400. They are also generally not an easy sale and I wouldn't want to ship it. It's all about finding the right buyer.ET
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one that I have. It is rather hefty with a nice wood case so would be tough to pack and ship. will test out the tubes and see how they are. The estate sale also had a Gemtone tube amp along with a B&W 5.1 speaker system AND a Linn(!) 5.1 speaker system. This Grundig was a lot cheaper :)
I think those oval speakers are supposed to be very good. if you can't get the unit up and working, you could pirate them for a speaker project.
Dave
They ain't that good and they are 53 years old.
ET
I resemble that remark! O.K., a little older!
Dave
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