"Zenith, Fidelity in the First Place" A Zenith Promotional Film - 1962

[@steventrosiek2623]

Unbelievable ingenuity. Zenith always made wonderful electronic equipment. I know from experience. I was an electronic repair technician in the 1970s and 1980s.

[@alexakaa.charlesross8919]

Love this vintage stuff but when he dragged the needle across the record I died little inside.

[@larryaldrich4351]

I'd enough drunk guys fooling with my records to know the feeling.

[@circuitblog01]

Thanks for posting very good

[@spacemissing]

Great old promo film.

[@tom2tec]

Thanks for preserving this, good job!

[@prowlermadmax2]

I grew up with a 1970 Zenith Console turntable, 8-track tape and FM/AM Radio, it had a great sound.

[@ronalddaub7965]

I picked one up like you're talking about it sounds really good but I had to put a stylus on it and there seems to be a long one a short one but either one will work I found out luckily

[@juliangerardcascio1111]

Zenith the best you could get 👌 😉 😊❤ !!!!!!

[@larryaldrich4351]

Each time frame in the phonograph's evolution has it's own charm, character, and reproduction quality.

[@juliangerardcascio1111]

Zenith was the best 👌❤!!!×!!!!

[@ronalddaub7965]

Oh heck I have one of those

[@Transition333]

What was this guy’s name? I clearly remember him as a kid. I remembered. He’s Mr. Wizard!

[@VideoArchiveGuy]

2g, not far off today's best cartridges.

[@zack4382]

what happened to all these great inventions? where did it go? why we're using the worst kinds of turntables needles? great past and bad future

[@pauljames5914]

Too bad zenith didnt keep the original cobra turntables with the infinite speed control. The micro touch tables were made by VM and always got rock hard idler wheels and slipped and thumped!😢

[@greyfox503]

does anyone know how to vonvert recors player wiring. i have this cjamger

[@111000100101001]

Are they still on sale at Service Merchandise? If so I’ll run right over and buy one ‘on time’ !

[@DavidHembrow]

Amusing. But the main bearing of that turntable isn't so great. You can see up and down movement at the edge of the platter. That's a source of wow right there.

[@sopaman1234]

I guess every console had it's good or bad points.. back then.. My grandparents had a Morse console back in the 1960's.. Not bad for it's time..

[@ronalddaub7965]

Yet they still tore them up