I've recently come into possession of a radio gramophone in a cabinet (with a General Electric logo) with a Garrard Syncro-Lab 65 (SL65).

This is helpful information in identifying but I can't seem to figure out the name of the cabinet model or the radio and was wondering if anyone had seen this before and could identify.

Thanks.

LINKS:
http://tinypic.com/r/3477jaa/8.
http://tinypic.com/r/25pia37/8.

Sorry but your image links don't seem to work.

Image links work for me, but I have never seen that radiogram model before.

I've found a few General Electric radiogram models that could be the same as yours. These date from around 1970. These all have the same four push-buttons and four input-output socket as yours. Don't have any pictures though.

RS15T1C, a basic 15 transistor radiogram chassis.
RSC15T1C, same as above but with provision for a 117VAC tapedeck.
RS17T3C, a basic 17 transistor radiogram chassis.
RS17T4C, same as above but with provision for a 7.5VDC tapedeck.
RS17T5C, same as RS17T3C, but with provision for a 117VAC tapedeck.

Hope this narrows down the model.

Edit: Forgot to mention. The 4 push buttons will be marked: OFF, RADIO, GRAM & FILTER for the models without the tape provision and OFF, RADIO, GRAM & TAPE for models with tapedeck provisions.


http://www.kevinchant.com/uploads/7/1/0/8/7108231/rs15t1c_rsc15t1c.pdf.
http://www.kevinchant.com/uploads/7/1/0/8/7108231/rs17t3c_rs17t4c_rs17t5c.pdf.

Thank you very much Monochrome625, I have a feeling it may be the RS15T1C or the RS17T3C as its push buttons are "OFF, RADIO, GRAM & FILTER".

I think this has narrowed down the model and I now have the information I was seeking so thank you very much!