| MAGNAVOX WEDGEWOOD MODEL 1SR377H AKA K277H |
The best guess on the date of this Wedgewood is 1958. Features are two 12" bass
speakers plus the 1000 cycle exponential treble horn, two-channel 30-watt
divided-frequency amplifier (AMP 150), FM-AM radio tuner with sound equalizer
controls, precision changer with Stereophonic Diamond Pick-up. Another brochure
indicated earlier units had the 25-watt dual channel amplifier. "The Two-Channel
amplifiers are utilized to achieve superior tonal reproduction in medium priced
Magnavox instruments. The Two-Channel Divided Frequency amplifiers are employed
in the finer Magnavox instruments...and amplify bass and treble responses
separately in each of the two channels; thereby eliminating intermodulation
distortion."
A Companion Extension Speaker was available. It matched the Wedgewood in
furniture appearance and in "Stereophonic-high fidelity performance." It contained a
15" bass speaker, a 1000 cycle exponential treble horn.
This Magnavox Wedgewood came out of an old shed. Mice had set up housekeeping
living a magnificent life. The owner wanted it fixed. I explained what all I would
have to do and the cost. No problem. I fixed this old thing and it sounded great. I
did not get the cabinet finished as per owner. After it was done I contacted the
owner, yada, yada, yada. Short story is I got stuck. I didn't even get out of it
what I had put into parts.
speakers plus the 1000 cycle exponential treble horn, two-channel 30-watt
divided-frequency amplifier (AMP 150), FM-AM radio tuner with sound equalizer
controls, precision changer with Stereophonic Diamond Pick-up. Another brochure
indicated earlier units had the 25-watt dual channel amplifier. "The Two-Channel
amplifiers are utilized to achieve superior tonal reproduction in medium priced
Magnavox instruments. The Two-Channel Divided Frequency amplifiers are employed
in the finer Magnavox instruments...and amplify bass and treble responses
separately in each of the two channels; thereby eliminating intermodulation
distortion."
A Companion Extension Speaker was available. It matched the Wedgewood in
furniture appearance and in "Stereophonic-high fidelity performance." It contained a
15" bass speaker, a 1000 cycle exponential treble horn.
This Magnavox Wedgewood came out of an old shed. Mice had set up housekeeping
living a magnificent life. The owner wanted it fixed. I explained what all I would
have to do and the cost. No problem. I fixed this old thing and it sounded great. I
did not get the cabinet finished as per owner. After it was done I contacted the
owner, yada, yada, yada. Short story is I got stuck. I didn't even get out of it
what I had put into parts.
