Koronette Stereo Bar/Fireplace

1/24/2007 7:39:12 PMCheryl Powell

I recently purchased the Koronette Stereo Bar/Fireplace from someone on Craigs List in NYC. The stereo does not work and I cannot test it because the power cord is missing. I would like to know if anyone has a manual or knows of somewhere I can purchase a cord. Thanks

Cheryl

1/24/2007 7:59:02 PMDoug Criner

Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?

I suspect this must be a transistorized stereo, not tube-type. Most of us on this forum aren't smart enough to advise you on this kind of thing; well maybe the fireplace part. Most of us are still in the first half of the 20th Century.

Replacing the power cord would be simple, even for a rube like me. But usually, if the power cord is missing, it may indicate that a prior owner gave up on it, whatever "it" is.

:I recently purchased the Koronette Stereo Bar/Fireplace from someone on Craigs List in NYC. The stereo does not work and I cannot test it because the power cord is missing. I would like to know if anyone has a manual or knows of somewhere I can purchase a cord. Thanks
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:Cheryl

2/5/2007 12:33:00 AMDayle

Hi there,

I currently own a Koronette Bedienungsanleitung 2070 HF-Stereo. It has the fireplace, turn table, radio and bar that you are speaking about. I also have the original instruction manual for it. I am actually selling this stereo this week so if you are interested in the manual, I can scan it for you and email it to you. But you have to let me know very soon.

Dayle

:Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?
:
:I suspect this must be a transistorized stereo, not tube-type. Most of us on this forum aren't smart enough to advise you on this kind of thing; well maybe the fireplace part. Most of us are still in the first half of the 20th Century.
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:Replacing the power cord would be simple, even for a rube like me. But usually, if the power cord is missing, it may indicate that a prior owner gave up on it, whatever "it" is.
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::I recently purchased the Koronette Stereo Bar/Fireplace from someone on Craigs List in NYC. The stereo does not work and I cannot test it because the power cord is missing. I would like to know if anyone has a manual or knows of somewhere I can purchase a cord. Thanks
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::Cheryl

9/11/2011 7:24:53 PMadam

:Hi there,
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:I currently own a Koronette Bedienungsanleitung 2070 HF-Stereo. It has the fireplace, turn table, radio and bar that you are speaking about. I also have the original instruction manual for it. I am actually selling this stereo this week so if you are interested in the manual, I can scan it for you and email it to you. But you have to let me know very soon.
:
:Dayle
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::Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?
::
::I suspect this must be a transistorized stereo, not tube-type. Most of us on this forum aren't smart enough to advise you on this kind of thing; well maybe the fireplace part. Most of us are still in the first half of the 20th Century.
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::Replacing the power cord would be simple, even for a rube like me. But usually, if the power cord is missing, it may indicate that a prior owner gave up on it, whatever "it" is.
::
:::I recently purchased the Koronette Stereo Bar/Fireplace from someone on Craigs List in NYC. The stereo does not work and I cannot test it because the power cord is missing. I would like to know if anyone has a manual or knows of somewhere I can purchase a cord. Thanks
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:::Cheryl

6/24/2011 3:12:02 PMRuby

:Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?
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:I suspect this must be a transistorized stereo, not tube-type. Most of us on this forum aren't smart enough to advise you on this kind of thing; well maybe the fireplace part. Most of us are still in the first half of the 20th Century.
:
:Replacing the power cord would be simple, even for a rube like me. But usually, if the power cord is missing, it may indicate that a prior owner gave up on it, whatever "it" is.
:
::I recently purchased the Koronette Stereo Bar/Fireplace from someone on Craigs List in NYC. The stereo does not work and I cannot test it because the power cord is missing. I would like to know if anyone has a manual or knows of somewhere I can purchase a cord. Thanks
::
::Cheryl

6/24/2011 3:15:37 PMRuby

::Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?
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::I suspect this must be a transistorized stereo, not tube-type. Most of us on this forum aren't smart enough to advise you on this kind of thing; well maybe the fireplace part. Most of us are still in the first half of the 20th Century.
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::Replacing the power cord would be simple, even for a rube like me. But usually, if the power cord is missing, it may indicate that a prior owner gave up on it, whatever "it" is.
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:::I recently purchased the Koronette Stereo Bar/Fireplace from someone on Craigs List in NYC. The stereo does not work and I cannot test it because the power cord is missing. I would like to know if anyone has a manual or knows of somewhere I can purchase a cord. Thanks
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:::Cheryl
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Cheryl myname is Ruby. Me an my husband recently accuired a Koronette combo stereo, bar fireplace. Ours Has the cherry wood. its beautifull and complete up and running. What would you think its worth? Thanks.

9/12/2011 5:29:18 PMKoronette Image

:Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?

9/12/2011 6:09:37 PMcodefox

They called it Gizmo. Ultimate Tacky.

Philco had an unfused RadioBar which occasionally turned into a fireplace.

::Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?
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9/13/2011 5:10:05 PMSteve Bento

This looks like it was the ultimate centerpiece in a bachelor-pad setup from the late 60's ;-)

:They called it Gizmo. Ultimate Tacky.
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:Philco had an unfused RadioBar which occasionally turned into a fireplace.
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:::Wow. Combo stereo, bar, and fireplace? Is this for real? I will believe it if you post a photo, and link it here. Can you do that?
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9/13/2011 10:19:40 PMMac

There's one of these in a Dallas antique shop.....just saw it last week and couldn't believe it!

9/14/2011 2:54:19 AMWarren

Back in the 1970’s K-Mart sold a Phonosonic. This was about a six foot long bar. Had a AM-FM radio with phonograph. The front of the bar had semi clear plastic panels that had 3 different color light bulbs behind it. Each color bulb was on a High–Medium-Low separate sound sensor that would flash with the sound of the music played. This was when Disco was popular. Have not seen any of these anymore.