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That glass dial and the knobs and pushbuttons make it look like it has German innards.

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Hey, I have half-German innards... :lol:
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I had some fun investigating this gal.

It appears to be chassis V-2119 from the late 1940's.

6Y6 output in PP gives around 6-10 watts.

It also has a pre-amplifier, cool.

11.5 inch speaker.

The record changer is a Westinghouse V4914 from
circa 1948.
It came with a mangetic pickup, but I see no
speed selector, so I guess only 78 RPM ?

It looks like a V-M from up top, but the cycling mech
is different, viz metal cam drive wheel as one item.

This would be a neat-o unit to restore and possibly
replace the changer with a V-M 950 or similar.
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Certainly worth saving. How can you beat free? ;) :roll: :lol:
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It does have that German look to it, and worth saving and someone one must have thought so as it now says sold.

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