Magnavox stereo console

Electrically amplified phonographs or radio/phonographs and related components (approx. 1928-1990).



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Tony Baloney
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Magnavox stereo console

by Tony Baloney » Tue Aug 26, 2014 7:12 pm

Good Morning!
... I just acquired a Magnavox stereo console last week at an estate sale giveaway. I'm trying to ascertain the year this product was introduced. The model number is 1ST 228 K and the serial number is 0928952. It's got tubes! I'd really appreciate any specs you find, such as the speaker size and anything else that you think is relevant. I tried contacting Magnavox which was a total waste of time!

I've looked all over the web to see if I could spot something similar but so far no luck. On this unit the radio is located far left and the turntable far right. The turntable reads "Magnavox { logo } Custom" and below that in very small letters it reads "Made in England"

I sure appreciate any information you can provide.

Thanks! Tony Rousos

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Re: Please Read! - You JUST Aquired a vintage unit?

by DoghouseRiley » Tue Aug 26, 2014 7:28 pm

Tony Baloney wrote:Good Morning!
I appreciate your posting because it states many of the same sentiments I have about these vintage marvels. I just acquired a Magnavox stereo console last week at an estate sale giveaway. I'm trying to ascertain the year this product was introduced. The model number is 1ST 228 K and the serial number is 0928952. It's got tubes! I'd really appreciate any specs you find, such as the speaker size and anything else that you think is relevant. I tried contacting Magnavox which was a total waste of time!

I've looked all over the web to see if I could spot something similar but so far no luck. On this unit the radio is located far left and the turntable far right. The turntable reads "Magnavox { logo } Custom" and below that in very small letters it reads "Made in England"

I sure appreciate any information you can provide.

Thanks! Tony Rousos



Hi Tony,

A lot of 'em are like that!

A photo would help the experts on these units to identify it.

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