1963 Silvertone console

[Motorola minion]

Here is a bargain I picked up for $25 some time ago. The styling is pretty traditional, it makes up for that with a solid built chassis. These Warwick-produced tube models performed fairly well. This one has a twin still in the barn but that one has a Webcor changer (branded Syntronic) and a separate amplifier chassis. Otherwise, both have FM mpx, 6BQ5 SE, 12AX7s and the same 12" speakers and 3.5" tweeters mounted in the center of them.

[Firedome]

Another nice one! You've been snagging a lot of good stuff lately, you might need to put an addition on the garage... there's a Zenith just waiting to come to your place soon!

[Motorola minion]

Another nice one! You've been snagging a lot of good stuff lately, you might need to put an addition on the garage... there's a Zenith just waiting to come to your place soon!

I think these old Warwick Silvertones have been in my rented space for 4 years now, its about time to knock out the smaller ones if they sell. I tend to prefer keeping heavy consoles mainly for the acoustic advantages.

[electra225]

What kind of changer is that?

[William]

Could it be Crescent? My aunt and uncle had a Silvertone that used that changer.

Bill

[Motorola minion]

I think thats what it is. I hope its not a basket case needing parts I cant get.

[Hi-Fi-Mogul]

Yep, a Silvertone branded Crescent changer.

Dave, I have that Sams, if you think it will help you.

In this iteration they got away from that rubber drive
cam and use a regular toothed drive gear
with an idler wheel.

(thank goodness !)