Console Id?

[mjennens]

Any idea what make this console is? For the price, I should just grab it. However, it's whether or not I want to take on another project more than the price that dictates what vintage/tube equipment I buy lately.
Thanks,
Mike

http://www.bismanonline.com/bismarck_nd/record_console

 

[krlill]

It looks nice. Looks like it has tubes with the Civil Defense markings on the AM dial and 4 the speed record player. I've no clue what it is though. Someone here should know what it is.

 

[Dan ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ]

The changer looks like a mid-sixties General Electric,

 

[krlill]

You're right Celt, it's a GE. I just looked in my garage and found the same turntable. The console it came from was beat up and not as nice as the one mjennens is asking about. Mine came with a SE 6BQ5 amp.

Here they are:

 

[krlill]

Oh and here's the console in the ad.

 

[larryderouin]

$10? I'd get it.

 

[mjennens]

I called and left a voice mail and emailed the seller. Haven't heard back yet. I'll probably get it if it's still available. I hate to say it, but if I do get it, I'll gut it for the amp. I'll see what the amp is and then make a decision. More to come, if it's still available.
Mike

 

[gadget73]

meh, circuit board amplifier construction. I always hated that, but mostly because the boards often fall apart when you start to fool with them. The traces lift easy on most of the ones I've fooled with. I guess from years of heat, the adhesive or whatever gives up.