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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 10:42:52 PM on 27 May 2010.
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 Hotspur
 Location: Anglesea, VIC
 Member since 27 May 2010
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Hi Guys
The unit I found at a garage sale recently has Stereo- theatre, Stereo-phonic and Precedent badges on the front. I might get brave over the weekend and start to strip it down. A clean won't hurt? I was going to make the restoration a project but it all seems a bit daunting at the moment.
 
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 Brad
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If she's a stereo unit then she'll sound great with vinyl records once it's been restored. Precedent was a good Aussie brand. I am wondering if "stereo-theatre" means it will power four speakers. In that era there was some experimentation with quadraphonic sound but I don't think it went beyond commercial use.


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