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Originally Posted by radiotvnut

Here it is, an SK24W from 1960. Uses a single ended 6BQ5 for the bass channel and SE-6BM8's for the other speakers. The output tubes and the rectifier tube appear to be Mullard sourced; so, that's a good thing if they are still good. The record changer is a BSR UA8, fitted with a Sonotone 8T cartridge and tracking at a light 18 grams; which, I know is way too heavy. The biggest thing I'm worried about is what to do about the cabinet that someone painted brown. I don't know if these cabinets were originally photofinished or if they had real finish on them. Looking at the amp, it uses all disc caps; which, is nice.

That stereo was mid-line and a great performer. The cabinets were photo-finish and were well constructed.
I have an optional AM/FM tuner that has a separate power supply. As mentioned before, it was designed to drop into the record storage bin.