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Fantastic sound

Super rare ! What's the model # ? I'd like to look it up in SAMS to see the schematic. 😊

I want all of them.

I have our family's 59 Emerson "Stereo Hi Fidelity" console with the left channel speakers custom placeable (being in its own cabinet, with a 20-foot speaker wire.) It has an 8" woofer and a pair of 3" tweeters per channel. It also has an AM tuner built in. However, the record changer is a 4 speed BSR UA-8 with a flipper cartridge; stereo on the LP side with a slide-in easy to change cartridge. The other side is for 78s of course. The cabinet top holder/slider is identical to yours, as is the blue High-Fidelity label and the nameplate on the front panel. Our cabinet is wider than yours to make room for the custom left speaker cabinet to be stored (and used if desired) internally. I want to do a complete restoration on it. What a wonderful sound it had.

Das ist aber ein richtig schönes Gerät absolut und der Klang so dynamisch wow

Gorgeous stereo

These Console Stereos are so cool! My grandmother recently unveiled hers from the 1970s. It mimics French renaissance style. White with gold accents. It has LP storage, an LED marantz amplifier, and a Dual 1228 turntable. Unfortunately it is missing the stacker spindle, the auto function is broken, the speed is stuck on 33 rpm, and both the speakers hum when set to phonograph. Unfortunately my grandmother does not want it to get fixed due to costs and the heaviness of it, (She uses it like a regular piece of furniture, putting stuff on top, etc) so its sad to see it not functional, but maybe one day I could turn her around and have her fix it. Every restoration of yours reminds me of sleeping over at her house as a kid trying to fix it. Thanks and great job! :-)

awesome! Wish i could afford one

Algo asi me gustaria encontrar para comprar!!!!!

I still have the 59 Emerson Stereo/Hi-Fi with custom placeable left channel speaker cabinet. My Dad bought it brand new for our home. It came with a fabulous Stereo demonstration record, complete with jets taking off from one side to the other, and many other such sound effects. It has a slide-in flip cartridge for its BSR UA-8 4 speed changer.

Such a warm sound on these old consoles. Bluetooth speakers and digital files just aren't the same.

Amp appears to have 2 6V6 outputs.

You Can Be Sure If It's WestingHouse

How can i find your restored record players on ebay

What record/song were you using here to demonstrate this wonderful unit? It matches very well!

That's just awesome.

Also a “money shot” the electronics inside.would think that this is restored they would want to show the internal electronics.

Hey Jimmy!!! Great work here. I have this exact same model but it's missing the front plate with the logo. I have had it for over 20 years now since I was about 16 or 17. I have to dust it off a bit. My sound isn't as good as yours since your restoration work seems to be top notch. I would love to get in touch with you to for some help on how to get a hold of that front plate and logo. Would you be able to help with this?

Words cant explain how much I want this; not even this exact model, ANY record console. My current record player is a very bad all in one component system, that plays records, cds, cassettes, radio, and extra. The cassette player makes my tapes sound like they are underwater, the cd player works somewhat decent, the record player needle had to be replaced TWICE, it also sits very light on the record, making any little scratch visible, my records play with static, it just sucks overall. I really want a dresser record console or something of the sort, but obliviously I cant because my current record player still plays my records (regardless of quality) and it wouldnt make sense to buy a new one. My grandmother has a dresser record player, buts it nothing like this, it doesnt have a changer, the needle is broken, as is the needle housing lock, the automatic system of auto putting the needle on the record is torched, the record player wont even spin unless you give it a push, and the speed adjustment lever is stuck at 33. it doesnt even have a 45 adaptor! So thats absolutely trash aswell. If I found a dresser record player I would take such good care of it but of course they have to be over 1000 dollars making it nearly impossible for someone with no repair skills, or money to spend on this stuff to find one. Maybe in the future ill find one, but for now, its this garbage record player, hopefully I can find one dresser record player before this one scratches all my records :/

I want this so bad!! But I dont have the money unfortunately, my current record player is a crappy all in one system, but my parents dont want to buy me another since it plays "just fine"

That’s a Beauty Jimmy

Roger Williams on piano? (A Kapp recording artist, later bought out by MCA Records in 1973.)

Design is better than 98% of audio out there today. Wouldn‘t we have been just as well off if things had stayed like this?

I remember it had 4 speeds, the tall spindle you could stack records on so when one record finished another would drop down and start playing automatically. There was an adapter that would slide over the spindle to play a bunch of 45s. The needle would flip sideways for another needle for just 78 rpm records. High tech for back then.

beautiful

what a beautiful record player

I'd like to see the guts.

My ante had one of these didn't realize had a record player was in it look like a table 😮

When I was a child I could stare at turntables like this for hours… and did… In particular, the round tallish spindle brings back an almost cellular memory… Young kids today are really missing something

More fabulousness

I love it ❤

amazing!!😎

wonderful restoration, great job

I'm always amazed by your restorations.👌

Fabulous machine - does it also have a centre spindle?

That sounds beautiful.the changer looks like a silvertone

Clovers 1956 “Love Love Love” ….also successfully recorded by The Diamonds….What a fabulous restoration on this player…Congratulations!

Beauty!!

"The Best of Peter Gunn", Ray Ellis and his Orchestra (1959). Side 1, Track 3- "A Profound Gass".

Another great looking and great sounding restoration.

love it!

My 59 Emerson Stereo Hi Fi console has a BSR record changer, but the control knobs for the amp and speakers are identical to these, as are the badging, the 4 oval holes in the back panel, and the blue sticker inside of the cover. Where is the other channel? My left channel is a smaller cabinet that can be left in the record compartment or custom placed around the room.

Que maravilha de aparelho. ❤

It really sounds and looks increadible!

Your record players and stereos are always amazing!!🥳

Wow. Is the sound really from that player? t sounds nice on the video.

We had one similar, I woke early to grabbed on weekends, so I was the Dj for the morning show, but as soon as I left the living room one of my brothers would take over.

Beautiful sound.... don't get that from iPod and ear buds

Great job

Beautiful! Cost $300 in 1958, which is the equivalent of $3,240 in 2024!