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  1. M

    Bluetooth is nothing new

    Bought this at a thrift a - Wireless Speaker! An IF section and amp, no wire besides power cord. Who knew? Must have been paired with a (stereo) console. An nice crappy driver for my orphan Knight cabinet....
  2. W

    GE RD-325 (300 and 310) repair help

    I have a GE RD-325-4 turntable in a GE A722G console. I have gotten everything up and running except the turntable. I am looking for some directional support as this is my first turntable, let alone turntable repair. If I manually trigger the mech to turn on the motor and mess with the...
  3. J

    Need help, re: GE RC 4231 A stereo turntable speaker producing bad feedback. Suggestions?

    I have my grandpa's stereo that has great sound from the left-hand speaker (if you're looking at it from the front) but the right-hand speaker is almost nonexistent. So I decided to take the back off, take a look inside and see if there was anything I could tell to fix this. The two electronic...
  4. simon_C

    General Electric 3-7000A CD player (Just picked up!)

    Hey folks, I was out thrifting today and I stumbled across a General Electric CD player I'd never seen before. The front was totally unmarked, but on the back it showed that it was a General Electric 3-7000A Manufactured in May of 1984! So this thing is celebrating its 39th birthday this...
  5. rockbillboa

    Anyone in/around Idaho repair tube turntables?

    Hi folks, I'm trying to get an old suitcase tube turntable repaired. It's a GE RP1170A, from around 1962-65 I believe. Had it working last time I pulled it out about 5 years ago, but (if I remember correctly) one speaker was not working and the other was very quiet. Finally getting around to...
  6. M

    Vintage Receiver + Speaker Combo Suggestion

    Hello, Still newish to posting here so my apologies if I break the rules or post in the wrong place. I have recently acquired a General Electric C460g and a pair of Pioneer CS-G911. I haven’t been able to find the specs on either of these at all. Does anyone have any info at all? Maybe a...
  7. K

    General Electric ??? Tonearm.

    I have no sucess on finding a tonearm like this by searching with Google, eBay, etc. Can anybody help, please? Thanks. Walter.
  8. TeeDubs

    New to Tubes - Is this worth it?

    Hello All, I recently decided to take a dive into vinyl. While researching options for a mid-range setup I started looking at consoles. I ended up grabbing a GE that was for sale locally. I figured if the internals were trash I could gut it and use the console as a stand for newer equipment. I...
  9. D

    Antique General Electric information

    Does anyone own or know anything about 60s General Electric turntables?
  10. D

    GE RD630-2 stylus placement

    I just bought a nice General Electric combo console but the turntable places the stylus in the middle of the LP. The turntable is GE rd630-2. I noticed if I put the speed setting on 33 it's in the middle of the LP and if I put it past 33 it's in the first 3rd of the record. I can't tell what...
  11. chris savage

    Low hum in General Electric Solid State console

    Hey guys, I have a late 60s General Electric Solid State console that I have been doing a gradual restore on. After getting it running, replacing the needle cartridge, resoldering the connectors to the stylus - I am getting a low tone from the phonograph. It almost sounds like bass feedback but...
  12. BluePhantom2

    Interesting basement find.......

    So I’ve been clearing out my grandpa’s basement after he passed away and came across an interesting piece of equipment shoved under about six decades of old taxes and art supplies. A General Electric full on cabinet style intigrated turntable speaker thing? I’m here for the next few days and...
  13. c.coyle

    Help with G.E. Table Radio I.D.

    Anybody recognize this 50s looking radio? I've done a Google image search, plus Ebay, and can't find it. I walked into an office this morning and spotted this handsome G.E radio sitting on a shelf. Case looks like Bakelite. Medium wave plus 6.5 to 10 mhz shortwave. Looks like an AC/DC type...
  14. lattiboy

    My my, this does look nice (1970s GE all in one C771 vintage stereo)

    picked this up today off craigslist. It works great and the receiver had just been serviced a year or two ago. Anybody have any more info about this setup? Can't seem to find anything online of note besides a low Rez catalog page I can't read. It sounds... surprisingly good! Very bass heavy...
  15. Moth R. Superior

    Seeking info on this crazy General Electric C751g receiver...

    Greetings! Sometimes I really wonder about some of the things I bring home and this is a perfect example. I got a hold of a General Electric C751g receiver. It caught my eye because of the all-wood casing, and it had some weight to it. I'm not familiar in the least with G.E. gear of any sort...
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