And now for Magnavox's version of their home theater. It looks to be in good condition but a little in the high side for price.
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And it's not as nice as the Dumont. It should be saved, though.
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I like these. Will end up with one someday. There was a similar 1952 Hoffman on the local sites for a while. Should have grabbed it then. Hydro
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The 1951 model I have was bought new by my Dad. It did not have the TV option for the simple reason that there were no TV stations on the air in the area then. It has the space for the optional TV and the audio input on the back of the radio/amp chassis. These are nice units that were built to high standards.
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