KRIESLER STEREO RADIOGRAM - Circa 1960

My latest restoration project. All details within the video. The auto shut off has a sticky CAM, the size selector arm fails to hit the center to show no records present. Needs to be looked into, otherwise all original. My favorite turntable. The song is special to me at this time of year! Enjoy!

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Kriesler
• Garrard
• Radiogram
• Turntable
• Stereo
• Stereophonic
• Crystal
• Ceramic
• Cartridge
• Stylus
• Restoration
• Australian
• Music

[barnfres60]

oh she is a bueaty indeed well done,now i must keep looking for a Kriesler 1960.61 or 62,,cheer,s and thanks for sharing this thing of bueaty...

[tubeie07]

@barnfres60 Thanks for the comment - good luck in finding the model you are after !

[Shurbovi]

thanks for posting .

[tubeie07]

@Shurbovi You Are Welcome !

[lrd9999]

I just read that the mixing changers like the RC121 only had a separate manual off/on switch because the changer had no force limiters and would break if you grabbed the arm while it was busy. I had always thought it was some some special "feature" that was just dropped to save money. Good luck getting the last-record cycle to work. The rest of the restoration looks great.

[tubeie07]

@lrd9999 Hi and thanks for your comments. You are indeed correct that the manual on/off was indeed for for that purpose. I now have the last cycle working and is as smooth as silk! I should post an update with better vision. Cheers...

[barnfres60]

@tubeie07 tks mate,!!!!

[tubeie07]

@ZeMadCatBrat  Most kind, thank you!

[HDXFH]

Nice!, Love to see Aussie Products Live on, Great Video!

[IdontneedanIpod]

I got my 1960's Kriesler Radiogram from my dad old workmate, he said if I didn't take it he would throw it on the side of the road.

[dewey70]

Very nice machine and sounds like a great job of restoration!