Phonoland

all,
i have a admiral "bullhorn" console stereo that has been in the family since new. i listened to it with my dad when the dodgers were on the radio (baseball games)my family is now gone & i have had it ever since & i don't think that i will ever get to the point of "restoring" it. i guess basically i am wanting to know how to find the value of it. all the components are there & everything works it is a record player & a "stereo" radio. the top lifts up for access to everything. the only bad part is the top has hinges that won't close all the way. any help would be greatly appreciated. the exterior finish is in very good shape & there are not any dings or heavy scratches.

thanks again!
oldskool

anyone?????

It's a solid state unit from early 70's. These type of console stereo units just aren't wanted by too many folk. It does not matter the condition. That's it...nobody wants which equals low value to no value. You could list more information such as Model Number but I don't think it would change anything.

Hi oldskool. If you still have that admiral console stereo, I may be interested in buying it from you. Please give me a call at 317-822-4400, x116 so we can discuss it. Thanks.

oldskool wrote:all,
i have a admiral "bullhorn" console stereo that has been in the family since new. i listened to it with my dad when the dodgers were on the radio (baseball games)my family is now gone & i have had it ever since & i don't think that i will ever get to the point of "restoring" it. i guess basically i am wanting to know how to find the value of it. all the components are there & everything works it is a record player & a "stereo" radio. the top lifts up for access to everything. the only bad part is the top has hinges that won't close all the way. any help would be greatly appreciated. the exterior finish is in very good shape & there are not any dings or heavy scratches.

thanks again!
oldskool

Hey, everyone! I know this is an older thread, but I'm a huge fan of old timey appliances/trinkets, so I literally squealed when I stumbled upon this thread in Google. While I'm sure you've sold this by now (or at least obtained an appraised value), I'm curious to know if you have any sort of photos of the photograph. I have an old record player from the 1970's myself, but it isn't working too well. I'm trying to get it up and running, so I can try out my new speakers!

Anyway, if you have a photo to share, that would be super awesome! Speaking of stereos/phonographs, does anyone know if Klipsch headphones are any good? Thanks, folks! Can't wait to meet you all!!! =D

with the passing of Mother,we came upon an old stereo maybe because it is an Admiral solid state am fm donsole w/ phono and 8 track player.
How do i determines its age ? Value ? if anyone would like a picture please reply.Thank you.