Willy Rizzo, Stereo Commander C-105 Hi-Fi console, Italy, ca. 1968
Clairtone Project G-1 Model T10 Rosewood Stereo System, 1960s
Braun Wandanlage Wall System Designed by Dieter Rams, 1960’s
Nordmende Spectra Futura 1968
RR126 Radiophonografo Stereo by Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Brionvega, 1970S
1970’s GEC Weltron 2005 Stereo System With Matching Floor Speakers
Mario Bellini 'Totem' Stereo for Brionvega, 1971
Three-piece KLH Model 20 Plus Stereo Phonograph with FM Tuner, 1965
J.A. Michell Enginerring LTD., Reference Hydraulic Transcription Turntable, United Kingdom, c. 1965
Wendell Castle, Carved Walnut Chest For A Stereo, 1973
Braun Audio 310 and L60 Floor Speaker with Original Stands Designed by Dieter Rams, 1964-1971
Charisma II Stereo/8-track Tape System by Brother, 1970s
Unknown Stereo from @motley_los_angeles
One-Of-A-Kind Music Console Designed by Pierre Tanter in 1975
Rare SK4 Record Player Designed by Dieter Rams and Hans Gugelot for Braun, 1956
Adalberto Dal Lago & Adam Tihany HIFI ‘Batman’ System, 1971
Paam Tube Turntable by Yonel Lebovici, 1968
1960’s Braun Atelier 3 Stereo System Designed by Dieter Rams. Equip with Grundig Audiorama 3000 speakers
Vintage Stereo System by Sharp + Grundig Audiorama, 1970's
Rosita Vision 2000 Hi-Fi system Designed by Thilo Oerke, 1971
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