Can a pic of inside tell you what it is game

[Northwinds]

Based on what you see, what do you think it is?

 

[swechsler]

That Philips ECG power IC is good for 15 watts/channel. Is this from the 1970s?

 

[Mr Boochie]

ECG1330, Hybrid Module.

 

[Northwinds]

That Philips ECG power IC is good for 15 watts/channel. Is this from the 1970s?

Very late 70s. Volume pot is an Alps should that help

 

[Mr Boochie]

WAG: Philips 22RH 750 receiver.

 

[grey]

Something about that layout makes me think of one those small bookshelf all-in-one things.

That module looks very similar the Sanyo STK modules. The few of these that I have were from the mid-80's.

 

[swechsler]

The adjustable inductors suggest that whatever this is includes a tuner.

 

[Northwinds]

WAG: Philips 22RH 750 receiver.

No Sir, you would be quite surprised if I disclosed unit

Soon before I part it out

 

[bowtie427ss]

Artec?

Weltron?

Is the Matsushita branded IC a clue?

 

[Northwinds]

Panasonic RA7600, it is now on its final ride to recycling center

Thank you for playing!

 

[Mr Boochie]

Panasonic RA7600, it is now on its final ride to recycling center

Thank you for playing!

Note the Matsushita (Panasonic) logo on that chip.

 

[Capitol C]

Good guess is Sanyo-built, sold as Sanyo, Fisher, MCS, Sears, or another private-label brand, circa 1978–82.

 

[swechsler]

Not much info available online on this model. The RA-6600 was apparently a lot more popular (I remember it from back in the day). Although I wasn't an owner of any of these compact-type systems, these Panasonic (and Pioneer Centrex) models always impressed me as being a lot closer to entry-level hifi than the crap from Soundesign, Lloyds, et al.