Thrift store Magnavox All-In-One. Did I choose wisely???

After imposing a pause on my Thrift store proclivities, I broke down and brought this home. I'm a total sucker for 70's and 80's cheese. And It's a MAGNAVOX!. I guess I could be at the dive bar, down the street, drinking draws, like my peers.
I also picked up a Quasar -branded Panasonic Audio receiver which was made in Japan, and has separate volume ,balance and tone control pots on the front. None of that software equalizer crap.
I apologize for my finger intruding in some of the shots.

[@THOMMGB]

This stereo looks like it's from the early 90's. CD players were available for budget stereos around then. If you've got room for it, and you're happy with it, that's all that matters. It should sound pretty good. The stereo enhancement button, when pushed should give a "wider stereo field." I think I'm right on that.

[@Magnusaudiofighter]

Hi. It's a Magnavox. I think it has some pretty decent features for what it is. The turntable is just tragic in it's cheapness. It actually has Dolby on the cassette, but I doubt it works well. It does sound good even with the computer speakers. If it wasn't for the vertical load Cd, I would have passed on it. Also, don't get me started on the whole "wide" stereo nonsense. It was a stupid gimmick and actually degraded the output. (My opinion).

[@mireillepinzuti183]

I love this stéréo component but your talking is so strange...

[@Magnusaudiofighter]

I agree. I find myself growing stranger every day.......

[@jhonwask]

That's not really a good all-in-one unit. I hope you didn't pay much for it. It's from the late 80's, early 90's

[@JoeOrber]

Exactly, definitely not late 70s as he thinks it is 😅

[@THOMMGB]

@@JoeOrber You're right, CD players didn't even exist until around 82 or 83 thereabouts and then they were really expensive. I think it's from the early 1990's.

[@Magnusaudiofighter]

You are correct, and I bow my head in shame.....Late 80's, early 90's.