There's no TVs in those "hutch" RCAs...
I've had several of them, aka the "RCA Mark II", ours was a 3VF61 Series, the last 2 numbers designated the furniture style: Danish Modern, Provincial etc. They were fairly TOL for RCA around '60-62. The electronics were good quality, 4 x EL-84 output tubes and decent sized open frame transformers, decent FM/AM front-end design. The speaker set left something to be desired as it was totally "open baffle" ie no sealed acoustic suspension or even ported cabinet, all 6 (2 x 12" woofers, 2 mid, 2 tweeters, all paper cones) speakers were mounted in one common open compartment with a flimsy fiberboard backing, leading to less than ideal acoustic reproduction. The woofer magnets were kind of shrimpy, and the other 4 are mediocre components. The furniture was very nice grade and very attractive. While sounding decent enough, the Mark II was hardly high-end, or even much better than average for a console unit, personally I liked Maggies and Zeniths we've had better. Still like RCA "Mark" Series though, one of the more interesting consoles.
We had a huge Bell console once that was even larger, built as part of an actual bookcase, with all the components and speakers housed in the lower part. Heavy as heck.
Still have a Mark II complete 6 speaker + front mounting board assembly in perfect condition, even has original speaker cloth on it, suspended from the ceiling over our basement "electronics test lab" bench, to use for checking out amps and such. Will probably chuck it out next year when we move, so if anyone wants the whole shebang (6 speakers + crossovers + mounting board) it's yours for the asking.
