This vintage GE T-1500A tube radio amp stereo is a rare find, crafted in the United States with a walnut console table design. The stereo features a classic table top model, perfect for collectors of vintage audio equipment. With its retro design and quality construction by GE, this piece of audio history is sure to be a standout addition to any vintage electronics collection. VINTAGE RARE GE T-1500A TUBE RADIO AMP STEREO WALNUT CONSOLE TABLE STEREOPHONIC. Rarely seen due to their very limited production run.

Excellent condition, but I can’t get it to power up.

VINTAGE RARE GE T-1500A TUBE RADIO AMP STEREO WALNUT CONSOLE TABLE STEREOPHONIC. Rarely seen due to their very limited production run. Very Good USED Vintage Condition with some blemishes in the wood as shown in pictures. Some discoloration on front of speaker grills when closed, also shown in pictures. THIS STEREO HAS NOT BEEN RESORED OR TAMPERED WITH, I DID NOT ATTEMPT TO ADD STAIN TO THE BLEMISHES IN THE WOOD OR CLEAN AND AIR HOSE THE KNOBS. AS ALREADY MENTIONED THERE IS SOME SCRATCHYNESS IN THE KNOBS IM SURE DUE TO AGE. BOTH SPEAKERS WORK, WITH A LITTLE TLC THIS COUILD BE A GREAT SOUNDING VINTAGE GE STEREO SYSTEM. Masquerading as a tabletop radio, it actually has the capability to be a full-blown stereo. Ability to connect external speakers, and also to connect a turntable. Separate Amp, pre-amp and tuner all contained in the same walnut cabinet! Unusual design, where speakers have NO wiring; the connection is made thru the hinges. He telescoping antenna is in great shape but could use some cleaning. Overall very nice piece from the 1960′s. Stereo WORKS with some scratch noise in volume knob. Most likely needs cleaning as this stereo is 60 years old. If volume knob is wiggled or turned back and forth the sound gets better. All Knobs do work. He tuner dial lights up great, the’Stereo Star’ light does not illuminate. Measures approximately 18″x12″x5 with speakers closed’ and.