Hi everyone just wondering if anyone knows what model TV my avatar is as I found this pik and love it but like to know what model it is for research thanks

http://www.feng-swish.com/televisions-on-trial-3/.

Second photo down. There is no way I'd fit my plasma screen into that.

Haha awsome but I still want to know the model and brand I'm thinkin of building one to exact specs also Brad are you still interested in those westinghouse TVs as I'm running out of room and if you want them I can put them down in the store room and wrap them but otherwise ill chuck them on ebay

I'm guessing that it's a one-off cabinet either built to order for a customer or by the owner.

Hi,

This is a 1959 Kuba Komet with Imperial Chassis.
Tape recorder and record player are made by Telefunken.
I own the same set.
The TV has a motorized channel selector, VHF only.
The rest is Stereo, but not FM-Stereo.
The speakers are blowing in the rear to the top direction.
Kuba (Kubatschek) was a producer of "phono furnitures".
He bought sets from different companies and add them
to his furnitures.
Here is the web-site of the Kuba-Museum:

http://www.kuba-museum.de/

and more

http://www.google.de/images?hl=de&q=kuba+komet&wrapid=tlif129906567189411&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=univ&sa=X&ei=MytuTdq2OM30sgan0vzvDg&ved=0CDIQsAQ

The production start of this cabinet style was in 1958 with
a combined Graetz TV/radio chassis.
It ended in about 1962 - for save info I have to check the
catalogues.

Best regards from Germany,

MonsieurTelevision

Wow are you willing to sell it? so there prob wouldnt bee any in australia haha it is an awsome design

Well there you go. I wonder how many were built and sold.

From Google:

"A 1961 "Komet" was sold in Koln, Germany on June 9, 2001 for DM16824.14 (about $7300USD). These sets are exceedingly rare."

The Komet is astoundly wacky. I'd never had guessed it was designed in Germany!