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 Dangerboy
 Location: Brisbane, QLD
 Member since 22 April 2025
 Member #: 2725
 Postcount: 1

Hi all, I’m a new member based in Brisbane.

I’ve just inherited a Kriesler multi sonic stereo gram.

Not sure what to do with it, it doesn’t really match our furniture and we don’t really have space for it, it was working a few months ago and sounded great.
 
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 GTC
 Location: Sydney, NSW
 Member since 28 January 2011
 Member #: 823
 Postcount: 6863

Not sure what to do with it

Kriesler multisonic units were good performers.

See if you can find an ID label on it stating the model number.

If you want to dispose of it then suggest advertising it on Gumtree with some good photos.
 
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 Tinkera123
 Location: Melbourne, VIC
 Member since 5 October 2009
 Member #: 555
 Postcount: 468

Hi dangerboy et al,
Yes, good performer. I had a non working Multi Sonic given to me in a trashed cabinet. I fixed the radio and mounted it in a a home made cabinet including a couple of the speakers and it is now hanging in my garage ... used regularly.
Cheers,
Ian


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Cheers, Ian

 
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