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RE: Vintage Grundig Majestic Stereo Console

Posted by DaLarry on September 12, 2007 at 14:06:54:

Sorry, no electrostatics. Sorry again, I still haven't figured out how to include more than one picture. You'll have to cut and paste into a browser window or tab.

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This transformer looks pretty funky!!

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It has a cute little quasi functional graphic equalizer. Still, clearly, there are some work days ahead.

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