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Looks like he bumped up the price a couple hundred bucks for the paint job.. I'm going to ask if he will throw in a can of zip-strip if I bid on them :D
 
Would love to know exactly how that qualifies as "art deco."

A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing as regards schools of design.

The crap I've seen described as 'Mid-Century Modern' is just hilarious.
 
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Wow, that's hard to look at....

I'd DROP the price for that eyesore as I doubt anyone besides the previous owner would find that attractive.
 
Actually .....not all that bad....if you have a room for yellow audio gear. This is the real question,''was the paint job done at a professional shop... or did it come out of a foo can?''
 
Location is North Las Vegas. Maybe leftovers from Liberace's estate? He didn't say they were Art Deco, just that the owner was into it and the yellow matched his room. At least there aren't Krylon overspray marks all over the back.
 
it looks like all you need to do to that pioneer is just to get a new cover, arent the sides part of the cover?

if that was a 1080 i'd have ya covered:P i believe ive still got the cover from the one i parted out.
 
Dammit! I just had to look and clicked on another link. :tears:

Thanks.

(Why do I have a craving for bananas? :scratch2:)
 
I thought Art Decco was from the earlier part of the 20th century and smoother colors like sky blue and turquoise and lavender were more fitting for that style. Or so I thought.
 
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