[Jeffrey D Angus]

juanrodman wrote (in RAR+P):
I have a vintage Zenith radio/phonograph for which I need a
replacement phono arm. Searched high and low but I can't identify the
model number of this console unit. Can anyone help? I'm in SoCal.
Thanks!

Juan sent me the pictures to post here for him.
This has to be one of the stranger Zenith's I've seen.

Jeff

[Registered User]

On Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:59:51 -0700, Jeffrey D Angus
wrote:

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This has to be one of the stranger Zenith's I've seen.

I like the Peter Max effect the reflections create.

[William Sommerwerck[_2_]]

I have a gut feeling that the turntable doesn't go with the rest of the
unit. The styles just don't match.

[hifi-tek]

"Jeffrey D Angus" wrote in message
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juanrodman wrote (in RAR+P):
I have a vintage Zenith radio/phonograph for which I need a
replacement phono arm. Searched high and low but I can't identify the
model number of this console unit. Can anyone help? I'm in SoCal.
Thanks!

Juan sent me the pictures to post here for him.
This has to be one of the stranger Zenith's I've seen.

Jeff

Wow, dig that crazy reverse VTA! Does it play records or cut them? :-)
Unusual!
Regards,
Tom

[Brian Bebeau]

William Sommerwerck wrote:
I have a gut feeling that the turntable doesn't go with the rest of the
unit. The styles just don't match.


Actually, it does. I have the same radio, I grew up with it. It looks
just like that (unfortunately, it doesn't work anymore, but it used to).

[Jeffrey D Angus]

Brian Bebeau wrote:
William Sommerwerck wrote:
I have a gut feeling that the turntable doesn't go with the rest of the
unit. The styles just don't match.


Actually, it does. I have the same radio, I grew up with it. It looks
just like that (unfortunately, it doesn't work anymore, but it used to).

Do you have a correct model number for the radio and phono?

Jeff

[Brian Bebeau]

Jeffrey D Angus wrote:
Brian Bebeau wrote:
William Sommerwerck wrote:
I have a gut feeling that the turntable doesn't go with the rest of the
unit. The styles just don't match.


Actually, it does. I have the same radio, I grew up with it. It looks
just like that (unfortunately, it doesn't work anymore, but it used to).

Do you have a correct model number for the radio and phono?

If it had a paper label, it's long gone. The only thing I could find was
"6R087" stamped on the radio chassis. Googling it, this was the first
hit, http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/zenith_...al_ch6c22.html.

That certainly looks like it.