Classic Hifi Care

I also came across this beauty which really caught my attention. I'm hoping someone in our forum might find it interesting enough to add to their collection.

https://grandrapids.craigslist.org/fuo/ ... 73287.html

Bill

Bill,
The lovely Drexel modern cabinet, but
WHO removed the original V-M changer ? HERESY !

I could take almost any model V-M replacement,
except for that crummy 1970's model that's in there.
They are a cheap design, from my one time of trying to
restore one.

If anyone here buys the Moto, I have extra V-M 1200
changers. I think one is Motorola-branded, too.

The little bit of research I did after spotting this Motorola, with the wrong changer, was it shows it should have a 1200 series decked out with the Motorola look. Check this out:

https://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewto ... 5&t=394054

Bill

William wrote: ↑Mon Aug 09, 2021 6:38 pm The little bit of research I did after spotting this Motorola, with the wrong changer, was it shows it should have a 1200 series decked out with the Motorola look. Check this out:
https://antiqueradios.com/forums/viewto ... 5&t=394054
Bill

Yes, the "gold-plated" V-M 1201 stereo changer.
Where in the world is the original ?
Strange Days as Jimbo Morrison would say. [ : )