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Here's a Panasonic full line catalog circa late 1960s or early 1970s. No big deal, except...
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The RE-7670 system, "The Barrington," was my first stereo. My father bought it for me when I was a kid, along with "The Phono Mate" RD-7673 turntable. I still have the speakers and the catalog.
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The thing is, they might have been right. 1960s McIntosh ad, author's collection, given to him by Audio Classics decades ago.
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Maybe not a piece of hi-fi equipment per se, but you saw these everywhere in the 1960s and 1970s. How many high school A/V squads had that turntable?
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This circa 1960s Philips portable radio was a safe bet for beach listening!