Man, I really like the designs on these early 1950's
Truetones.
Both have V-M 950 series type changers in them.
The Highboy is one well organized attractive product;
controls and changer w/in easy reach.
I like the other Truetone's side positioned changer.
Both are far away, but they would look nice when cleaned up and
restored.
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Re: Two Cool Truetone Consoles
Both built by Wells-Gardner? I'll bet there were identical Firestone and Wards models the only difference being the labeling. Probably good performers and well-built. Truetone consoles in any configuration are not often seen. Thanks for sharing.....

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Re: Two Cool Truetone Consoles
The first one looks like it was built into a TV cabinet.
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I bet Coronado had a similar model too.
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