Upstate NY tube console

[pauldrewry]

http://syracuse.craigslist.org/atq/4693284424.html\
A mono unit if I'm correct.

Two others I'm not too sure about:

http://syracuse.craigslist.org/atq/4632229823.html

http://elmira.craigslist.org/for/4695107050.html

Not mine, no affil.

 

[toxcrusadr]

Bad link on the first one. If you're wondering whether the other two are stereo, #2 says it on the front panel. #3 has two speaker grilles so I'm assuming it is also. As to whether they're tubey, hard to tell for sure. The one with the weird front panel (looks like a lot of buttons and sliders, no tuner scale) is one I have not seen before. Looks old enough to be a tuber but who knows.

 

[Sam Cogley]

#1: http://syracuse.craigslist.org/atq/4693284424.html, mono, probably around 1947, looks to be a 78-only record player.

#2 is stereo, but some of those LP-only inexpensive consoles were hot chassis designs.

#3 is stereo, the receiver looks like it might be Heathkit. No idea what the TT is.

 

[pauldrewry]

Should have been more clear. The question should be tubes or not?

 

[Sam Cogley]

#1, yes (you can see them in one of the photos).
#2, almost certainly.
#3, almost certainly not.

 

[EVBoy]

Number two is tubed and is worth grabbing. It is not a hot chassis.
Don't know about #3.

 

[ggregg]

#3 is some patched together hodge podge. Look at how the receiver is crooked and the Webcor turntable is sideways. Pretty nice cabinet though.
#2 is probably a hot chassis RCA, lower end model.
#1 I would pass on. Turntable has a plow for an arm and there are literally thousands of those looking for homes. Plenty of nicer ones too.