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very nice Mag table radio

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Here's one I've never seen before, the faceplate reminds me a lot of the Magnificent Magnavox console era faceplates!
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With two 5X7 speakers and a pair of 6AQ5 tubes in push-pull, that model will really rock the kichen.
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It even has a phono and aux input. :)

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Kinda reminds me of the big zenith table radio's that had a 10 in speaker they took up the whole table... :D
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I'd love to find one of these, must be sorta rare as I don't ever recall seeing one before.
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Post: # 8083Post Motorola minion »

That looks very 1957, with distinctive Maggy knobs and the CD marked dial.
A 6AQ5 is one of the hardest working 7-pin tubes. 50C5 and others were used in sets like this....but if there is a 250 volt power supply, P-P could be 10 watts, like 6V6 in P-P :o
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