twintubdexter
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Isn't this a fun little thing? I've never seen one like it. Looks complete. In Long Beach, $100.
RCA "45" in a little cabinet
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danemodsandy
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Joe:
That looks like a rare one! I've never seen it before.
It appears to be intended for use as a chairside or end table when not being used to play records.
RCA did make some upscale 45 units, though most were intended just to be plug-in attachments.
The one below is styled to look like a small Colonial chest, like a large tea caddy; it was the attachment intended to be used with the Berkshire Breakfront entertainment center, which came originally with a 78 changer:
That looks like a rare one! I've never seen it before.
It appears to be intended for use as a chairside or end table when not being used to play records.
RCA did make some upscale 45 units, though most were intended just to be plug-in attachments.
The one below is styled to look like a small Colonial chest, like a large tea caddy; it was the attachment intended to be used with the Berkshire Breakfront entertainment center, which came originally with a 78 changer:
whirlaway
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Isnt that the one Martha and George Washington used when they hosted their Rumba parties.Sooo upscale!
Isnt that the one Martha and George Washington used when they hosted their Rumba parties.Sooo upscale!
I absolutely adored these RCA 45-rpm record changers when I was young. Mine looked more like this one: No cabinet or cover, but it had a built-in amplifier/speaker.
Spent countless hours stacking singles on that little thing and watching it go!
Spent countless hours stacking singles on that little thing and watching it go!
