This was considered top-of-the-line
audio equipment for 1960, and
one of the first stereo equipment.
We bought it in a North Georgia
flea market for about $5.00.

We have disassembled, cleaned and
lubed it. We have not done any
electrical repairs or adjustments.
It currently doesn't work so we label it a

Project.

Originally, the
Tape deck
must have been
stored in a very
damp location.

Everything was
molded over.

Features:

• Two speed tape drive
• Complete set of stereo connection jacks
• Auto end of tape shut-off
• Tape counter
• Multi-mode stereo or monophonic recording
• "Tuning eye" style recording level indicators
• Easy pushbutton operation with pause switch
• Self contained recorder/player requires 2nd unit (See ad on Left) for stereo playback
• Cool plastic/steel design