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"Ken Doyle" wrote:

I'm guessing this catalog is about 1964ish? It shows both tube and
transistor (Astro Sonic) sets. It's falling apart so I scanned it.

Ken D.
And I thank you, it was fun to look at, had the prices too.
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Thank you, Ken. Very enlightening, and a great reference. It's from
1963.

I've had a few of these models!

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wrote:

In article ,
"Ken Doyle" wrote:

I'm guessing this catalog is about 1964ish? It shows both tube and
transistor (Astro Sonic) sets. It's falling apart so I scanned it.

Ken D.
And I thank you, it was fun to look at, had the prices too.

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Thank you, Ken. Very enlightening, and a great reference. It's from
1963.

I've had a few of these models!

I have the 30 watt Danish Modern on page 8/9. Wonderful set.

Ken D.

In article , Ken Doyle
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"Grinning Ghost" wrote in message
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Thank you, Ken. Very enlightening, and a great reference. It's from
1963.

I've had a few of these models!

I have the 30 watt Danish Modern on page 8/9. Wonderful set.

Ken D.


I had the Normandy Provincial. Bought it for $10, cleaned it up and
sold it for $60. I currently have the French Provincial, but from the
previous year. Tube model, but identical cabinet to the one shown.

The other two Maggies I have are a Magnasonic Traditional from 1966,
and an Early American from 1969. That one has the stepped tone contols
and balance control and 15" woofers. I had another (I believe it was a
'69) previously, but it was more of a standard model, with only 12"
woofers. Got the latter one free on the curb, sold it for $50.

Have any other catalogs or brochures for Magnavox? Operating manuals?

GG

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