Can anyone ID this console? Doesn't look familiar to me...

[Leland47]

this console has been up on CL for some time.....for $100

I'm not familiar with this brand....

Anyone have a idea what this one might be? Nice brass face plate.

 

[Dswankey]

Brass face plate, maybe Pilot? Fisher?. Does it mention if it's tubed?

 

[ggregg]

Glaser Steers changer which usually was only used on better models and disappeared around 1964 when they were bought by GE. Surely worth a look. I would bet it's tubed.

 

[markshan]

I'm about 90% sure that is a Stromberg Carlson. See the pics of mine here...

http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/my-first-stromberg-carlson.580111/

Grab it if the price is right. It is by far my favorite console pull, and really easy to work on as well.

I ended up just making the amp stand alone and not using the pre.

 

[EVBoy]

It has a GE look to it and looks tubey. If so, I would still pass unless you could get it for $20.

 

[gadget73]

Kind of inclined to agree that it looks like Mark's S-C. If so, those aren't junk.

 

[Leland47]

Thanks all....

Yes, agree....looks like that Stromberg Carlson......nice.

Thanks so much....will check into it, soonest.

 

[markshan]

If it's been up for some time, offer $50. Either they will take it or perhaps you can meet at $75. I only paid $30 for mine, but knowing what I do now, I would go $75 gladly.

 

[ggregg]

SC used Glaser Steers in many of their models so I'm with the others. That turntable looks to be 1961-63 vintage.

 

[markshan]

That turntable looks to be 1961-63 vintage.

Which also corresponds to the time period of the split AM/FM simulcast tuner, so I would think that dating is very accurate.

 

[Leland47]

No response to text msg........I guess its already gone.