Sweet Entertainment Center
- Thread starter fcs3
- Start date
Help Support VacuumLand:
electroluxxxx
New member
It would most likely be worth it for the EV speaker alone. Then yet it is I'm beautiful condition.
Amazing to think that
was HI-TECH at the time. People must have been so proud to have one of those. Truly a luxury at one time.
was HI-TECH at the time. People must have been so proud to have one of those. Truly a luxury at one time.
A set that was built at the time I was born!The "porthole" TV screen is interesting.
TheSpiritOf76
Well-known member
- Joined
- May 15, 2016
- Messages
- 293
That is.....
The famous Zenith Cobramatic tone arm on that changer! Uses a unique Radionic cartridge to reduce serface noise on those old 78's.
Here is a ad for not the model posted, but a earlier Cobramatic set to just explain a little about it.
The famous Zenith Cobramatic tone arm on that changer! Uses a unique Radionic cartridge to reduce serface noise on those old 78's.
Here is a ad for not the model posted, but a earlier Cobramatic set to just explain a little about it.
dartman
Well-known member
One of my first tv's was about a 53 Zenith combo set with a Cobra Matic record player and a AM radio. It was free and I was exstatic to get my own HUGE TV. It had a very dim blury picture and was hard to watch in daylight plus about a quarter of the picture was gone probably due to bad tubes. I and my sisters still loved it and watched many late night weekend horror flicks on it. It was a 23" rounded tube set probably about 5 years or so newer then that set. Back in the day it was easier to make a safe CRT round, then the manufacturing process and materials improved and they started making square tubes.
