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 For Sale: General Electric Radiogram circa 1970
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 McKidson
 Location: Londonderry, NSW
 Member since 4 May 2014
 Member #: 1566
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Currently selling a General Electric Radiogram with a Garrard Syncro-Lab 65 (SL65) turntable. The speakers work to a top notch quality and there is little to no evidence of scratches or abrasions. Although not completely confirmed, it is suspected that this model is the RS15T1C or the RS17T3C. It may need a replacement needle and cartridge but running audio through the input or the radio has proven that the speakers still work perfectly and give that beautiful 70s glimmer.

A beautiful addition to any collection of vintage pieces.

Due to its amazing condition, I'm looking for roughly $400 but am open to hearing offers.


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http://tinypic.com/r/3477jaa/8.
http://tinypic.com/r/25pia37/8.
 
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 Viccadillac
 Location: Perth, WA
 Member since 7 May 2012
 Member #: 1140
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Hi There,

I have bought and sold a few of these in Perth, and being solid state I only pay between $50 and $150 , and if it has a tape player they sell for around $450 fully restored.

Cheers
Vic
 
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