Here's one I have never seen before, and the seller is very proud of it.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/276451264930?i ... R8qQrILqYw
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RCA three piece stereo
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Re: RCA three piece stereo
The RCA XFL 20 dates to 1965 and is transistor.
I figured it was still early 1960's, since it has an RP-218 changer.
There is a nice speaker complement in each satellite
speaker.
Ambassador sold lots of products, though they may not have
made their own electronics.
I had a very well built Ambassador large tabletop "portable" stereo.
https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_herstel ... _id=1864#a
This 1963 Cascade/Ultratone/Ambassador model series
may be what you ask about, Bill.
It has a G-S changer listed in the Sams as coming with
the console series.
And you can see the G-S in the
supplied Sams photo.
I figured it was still early 1960's, since it has an RP-218 changer.
There is a nice speaker complement in each satellite
speaker.
Ambassador sold lots of products, though they may not have
made their own electronics.
I had a very well built Ambassador large tabletop "portable" stereo.
https://www.radiomuseum.org/dsp_herstel ... _id=1864#a
This 1963 Cascade/Ultratone/Ambassador model series
may be what you ask about, Bill.
It has a G-S changer listed in the Sams as coming with
the console series.
And you can see the G-S in the
supplied Sams photo.
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Re: RCA three piece stereo
Interesting, I Googled Ambassador and nothing came up. Thank you for the info, Mr Mogul.
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