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Brochures and Catalogs

Post: # 4502Post chazglenn3 »

I have gone through my records and found the following Magnavox brochures and Catalogs:

Fall 1958 catalog
1959 Magnavox catalog
1960 catalog
1961 Magnavox catalog
1962A brochure
1962B brochure
1963 Magnavox catalog
1964 Magnavox catalog
Fall 1964 Magnavox catalog
1968 Magnavox catalog
A two page brochure of unknown year
Concert Grand 300H brochure
Concert Grand instruction manual
Concert Grand photofact
Concert Grand brochure
Collaro S600 changer photofact

I would like to gather them all up and have them made available to the group. Ideas?
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Post: # 4505Post electra225 »

You have what I have with the exception of 1957. We can't download PDF files yet. My suggestion would be to email whatever someone needs, until something better comes along.
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Anyone have a 1972 Magnavox catalog or digital copy thereof?
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Post: # 4601Post Firedome »

One thing I'm trying to ascertain is the types of receivers used in the 1972 model year by Magnavox. From the video of the brochure Greg posted - quite blurry - it appears that 3 different chassis were used, 100w, 75w, and 30w, but the specs are very difficult to read and oddly the faceplates and controls are not even shown in the brochure, only the furniture. Would love to get a hold of pictures and specs of the '72 receiver's control panels.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRuZKnVvXkg
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