I need info on this stereo it is in excellant condition it has the false fireplace below and a lighted bar behind the upper left hand door and a turntable with a german tube type radio behind the upper right hand door. do you know this particular model,What is its value to-day?
thankyou
Bob hall

I have the same exact one... I was wondering the same thing, because it seems like a good quality because it still works perfectly...

So if you get any info on it, I would like to know also...
Thank you
John

:I need info on this stereo it is in excellant condition it has the false fireplace below and a lighted bar behind the upper left hand door and a turntable with a german tube type radio behind the upper right hand door. do you know this particular model,What is its value to-day?
: thankyou
: Bob hall

My parents have a similar one, a fixture in our house(s) since the early 1970s. Unfortunately, the glass tuner dial broke into a million pieces (don't ask how--long story), and so the tuner was removed and substituted with a modern one. (We still have the tuner, though.) In addition, my brother gutted the bar portion and installed a CD player. Then my dad confiscated the CD player for himself, leaving the bar empty. Since we still have the bar, I plan to restore it back to the way that part was. The record player and fireplace work great, and the fake wood and marble, though yellowed, are perfect. So, with the two doors closed, the unit looks as it has ever since it played my Sesame Street records. Today, I did a search on ebay and found a similar (but apparently newer) one on auction at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3269&item=752500094. Current bid, $75; "buy now" price: $800.--Harry

I just went on eBay and found one that was starting price at 9.99 and it didn't sell at all (No bids). I asked my friend who collects vintage/retro/modern stuff and she said she's come across so many of these and that she bought at least two of them for $10. She said she couldn't sell them to save her life, and couldn't even find anyone to give them away to! I was flabbergasted! I think these Koronettes are FABULOUS and I would love to have one and thought that they'd be way more sought after, but apparenty, they aren't.
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:My parents have a similar one, a fixture in our house(s) since the early 1970s. Unfortunately, the glass tuner dial broke into a million pieces (don't ask how--long story), and so the tuner was removed and substituted with a modern one. (We still have the tuner, though.) In addition, my brother gutted the bar portion and installed a CD player. Then my dad confiscated the CD player for himself, leaving the bar empty. Since we still have the bar, I plan to restore it back to the way that part was. The record player and fireplace work great, and the fake wood and marble, though yellowed, are perfect. So, with the two doors closed, the unit looks as it has ever since it played my Sesame Street records. Today, I did a search on ebay and found a similar (but apparently newer) one on auction at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3269&item=752500094. Current bid, $75; "buy now" price: $800.--Harry

:I just went on eBay and found one that was starting price at 9.99 and it didn't sell at all (No bids). I asked my friend who collects vintage/retro/modern stuff and she said she's come across so many of these and that she bought at least two of them for $10. She said she couldn't sell them to save her life, and couldn't even find anyone to give them away to! I was flabbergasted! I think these Koronettes are FABULOUS and I would love to have one and thought that they'd be way more sought after, but apparenty, they aren't.
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::My parents have a similar one, a fixture in our house(s) since the early 1970s. Unfortunately, the glass tuner dial broke into a million pieces (don't ask how--long story), and so the tuner was removed and substituted with a modern one. (We still have the tuner, though.) In addition, my brother gutted the bar portion and installed a CD player. Then my dad confiscated the CD player for himself, leaving the bar empty. Since we still have the bar, I plan to restore it back to the way that part was. The record player and fireplace work great, and the fake wood and marble, though yellowed, are perfect. So, with the two doors closed, the unit looks as it has ever since it played my Sesame Street records. Today, I did a search on ebay and found a similar (but apparently newer) one on auction at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=3269&item=752500094. Current bid, $75; "buy now" price: $800.--Harry

I also have that kind of outfit I do not know who made the cabnit but the stereo is from germany it is a Bedienungsanleitung model 2070 has i can't read german would love to find out more about this system if you have any help in this matter Amy