I think those Moto controls bank and V-M changer are very fine.
I would remove the curtain doors and leave it like that.
It looks more appealing to me without the curtains.
This is another heavy set, with solid woods.
I wonder if it is a 3 channel set ? The V-M changer style is from that era.
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Pretty sure it is 3 channel, had one with the same receiver but mounted on top under a lift up door. All 3 ch had 6V6 iirc.
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That is a 1963 model. My daily driver in the home office has the same chassis with a 12" woofer. It has vibrasonic and three set of 6V6, rated at 51 watts total.
The following year, 1964 changed to plain round plastic knobs and different style of VM changer. Same performance but not as fancy.
The following year, 1964 changed to plain round plastic knobs and different style of VM changer. Same performance but not as fancy.
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My Moto was also a '63 and the same as Dave's except it had a 15" center mounted woofer, can sorta see it here:
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To me the '64 style record changer is more fancyMotorola minion wrote: ↑Thu Jun 29, 2023 7:30 pm That is a 1963 model. My daily driver in the home office has the same chassis with a 12" woofer. It has vibrasonic and three set of 6V6, rated at 51 watts total.
The following year, 1964 changed to plain round plastic knobs and different style of VM changer. Same performance but not as fancy.
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