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.
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Your record players and stereos are always amazing!!🥳
Another great looking and great sounding restoration.
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.