I've looked just about everywhere and I can't seem to find this record player. The closest thing I could find was given about a million different names. Maybe I'm just not looking under the right names.
The case is a plastic off green maybe a pea green. It plays 16s, 331/3s, 45s, and 78s. It has an automatic start and stop
The only things I can seem to find on it is obviously Zenith solid state. All the stuff needed to run it. The needle type. And that it had come with a genuine diamond tip which was kinda common on most back then.
Please help!
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Hello! I love the old Zenith turntables. Can you please post a photo of the whole thing and maybe I can tell you more about it.
Some of the ones that are suitcase style (esp. those that were designed for kids or teens) are still quite valuable.
Sadly, some of the old just plain turntables have very little value. It would be helpful to me to see the whole item, so I don't steer you in the wrong direction! Thanks bunches!!
This appears to be just the deck or at least that is all we can see. Do you have a cabinet that it fits in? Do you have speakers? Have you tested it in any way other than just turning it on?
I have that same model, but couldn't find a model number on it anywhere. As near as I can figure out, they were made some time between 1969-1971. Simple, low-end mono portable.
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