Scarce "DYNAVOX" Art Deco Suitcase 45 RPM Record Player Licensed By RCA

[RCAradio]

Hi ,

I wounder if this DYNAVOX could be MAGNAVOX are same company? kind sound like it

[seeburgsrock]

@RCAradio I'm nearly 100% sure there was no affiliation with one another. Perhaps they were trying to identify w/Magnavox to push their product??

[desoto1961]

Love this one too!! Great colors!! Love the round speaker. Fun Christmas record!!

[RaymondTVinyl]

Very Cool player!!! I love that it has a little storage place for 45s!! The sound is amazing on this! That Xmas record is very bizarre!! Love finding those!

[chompo7]

another winner,thanks for sharing!

[calvertsch]

Love this! What a collection you have! Those hold down clips must have been tossed for so many players!

[calvertsch]

Love this! What a collection you have!

[DrOlds100]

Another great find! I was wondering Seeburgs, When one of these players is described as a "Push Pull Amp" what exactly does that term refer to? Something with the tubes? Please enlighten me. Thanks for another piece of 50's history!

[seeburgsrock]

@DrOlds100 There's not enough room to describe here. Log onto answers(dot)com and punch in "push-pull" amplifier and you'll get a very good explanation.

[DrOlds100]

@seeburgsrock That was great! It was interesting reading and easy to understend. Thanks for sending me there. BTW did you see the link I sent you in your pm about the LM Holiday Promos? If not, take a look. I think you may like it.

[seeburgsrock]

@DrOlds100 As you could see, there just wouldn't have been enough room here to explain the "Push-Pull" amplifer. And YES I did log onto that site and a couple of others as well to learn about the "Line Material" holiday promo records. It's an interesting story and it appears those records are relatively scarce as they weren't designed for sale to the public. WHO KNEW?! I guess that was a lucky catch for me!