Here's another 60's Electrohome with the matching chair w built in speakers
Omnidirectional Stereo Speakers
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Doug(retropia)...just curious, are you placing the speakers on or off that stand - I can't imagine those being on or within the unit?
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That's a groovy set - a chair with built-in speakers, and a cocktail table with a built-in turntable. In the future, all furniture will multi-task.
The Electrohome name doesn't ring any bells. I wonder if it was primarily sold north of the border?
That's a groovy set - a chair with built-in speakers, and a cocktail table with a built-in turntable. In the future, all furniture will multi-task.
The Electrohome name doesn't ring any bells. I wonder if it was primarily sold north of the border?
Phil, the speakers will fit within the stereo stand, on the bottom shelf, on the left and right sides. It's not the best for stereo separation, but it will look the best. That is the way the stereo stand was designed originally to be used.
The maximum available space for each speaker is 27" high by 14" deep by 15" wide.
In the middle, on the bottom is space meant for albums. Above that there is a glass shelf where I'll put my Pioneer cassette deck. On the top is where the receiver and turntable go. I also have a couple of small Sony color TVs from that time period, and I should have room for at least one of them on top of the stand.
The maximum available space for each speaker is 27" high by 14" deep by 15" wide.
In the middle, on the bottom is space meant for albums. Above that there is a glass shelf where I'll put my Pioneer cassette deck. On the top is where the receiver and turntable go. I also have a couple of small Sony color TVs from that time period, and I should have room for at least one of them on top of the stand.
Electrohome was a Canadian manufacturer located in Kitchener Ontario. They made stereo's tv/s, home organs, radios etc.. They also owned the Deilcraft Furniture company which made high quality wood furniture hence their cabinetry for the electronics was always top notch, the electronics themselves were good but not as good as a high quality component system. There were a few variations on that circular stereo cabinet with different configurations. Basically out of business now like all the other manufacturers, a name only
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