Radiogram and Speakers
1958 (made)
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Radiogram in a wooden walnut-finished cabinet with two 'glide-away' doors, with three in-built speakers and and two external triangular section speakers designed for corner mounting
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Brief description | Radiogram and speakers, model SRG 300; British, 1958, maufactured by Decca |
Physical description | Radiogram in a wooden walnut-finished cabinet with two 'glide-away' doors, with three in-built speakers and and two external triangular section speakers designed for corner mounting |
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Object history | This is one of the earliest 'HiFi' stereo systems produced in Great Britain. Notes on this model from a contemporary Decca catalogue: - Twin push-pull amplifiers giving 6 watts output on each channel and with tertiary winding for negative feedback. - Three speakers with crossover. - Separate bass and treble controls; concealed balance control. - Two ESS/1 extension speakers—good looking, easily moved and easily accommodated, to enable you to obtain the true stereo effect. - VHF-FM and Long and Medium wave radio. - Four-speed Gerrard auto-changer which may be operated manually; pick-up heads with sapphire styli for monaural (microgroove and 78 rpm) and stereophonic (microgroove) discs. - Record storage space. - Special changer compartment illumination. - Light or dark walnut-finished cabinet with Decca 'glide-away' doors. |
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Accession number | W.32-1984 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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