VINTAGE GENERAL ELECTRIC STEREOPHONIC TRIMLINE300 RECORD PLAYER WithCART WORKS
THE RECORD PLAYER WORKS ON ALL SPEEDS ALTHOUGH THE AUTOMATIC TONEARM APPEARS TO NEED TO BE ADJUSTED TO CORRECT THE AUTO CYCLE AS IT TENDS TO BRING THE ARM DOWN IN THE MIDDLE OF THE RECORD INSTEAD OF THE BEGINNING OF THE RECORD. BOTH SPEAKERS WORK WELL. THE CART SHOWS SOME SURFACE CORROSION. LISTED AS LOCAL PIUCKUP ONLY BUT I WILL WORK WITH YOUR SHIPPER AT YOUR EXSPENSE AND RISK. General Electric Stereophonic Trimline 300. A classic, mid-century portable suitcase record player produced in the. Designed as a step above the standard teenager record players of its era, it was celebrated for bringing genuine stereo sound into a portable, fold-up design. Key Specs & Design Features. The unit features an integrated amplifier and was produced in both vacuum tube configurations and later solid-state transistor versions. A defining characteristic is its twin speaker setup. The speakers are attached to the main case on hinges. They swing open or detach completely, offering up to eight feet of cord separation to enhance the “stereophonic” audio effect. It features an automatic changer capable of playing. 16, 33, 45, and 78 RPM records. It includes a classic auto-reject cycle and a record-repeat option controlled by an overhead balancing arm. Built primarily out of metal, it is a highly durable “party in a suitcase”. However, it is notably heavy to lug around by its top handle. It was offered in several distinct mid-century colors, including popular.