SPATIAL STEREO - all together now

Ok guys, take out your Spatial Stereo´s and show it us.
PHILIPS (HORNYPHON, MAGNAVOX) had so many different models.
Let´s see how many we can show together


(Pic from radiomuseum)

Please show your compact lines, elephants, rollers, compos,.....


(My collection starts tomorrow)

i have only this one --

sound is ok --
the looks/design is outfriggenstanding !!!

this is what i have to me very good

ramon //roman
anybody ???

do you guys REALLY NEED those tuning knobs

mines gone- :'-(
i need one --

members here have advised they are handy in case we ever need to change a radio station

Thanx Monchito.
You've acually posted a picture of mine .
they're not all the same you know, Mine is named Margaret.
Here's a Mag, not Spatial or Expanded or Moving, but it would feel left out if I didn't post.

Hope to find some day an elephant.

Would also take it without tuning knob....

@OSS: Other interesting Phili-Magnas are also allowed!
Own the same as PHILIPS

Well then here's the Expanding. That's all I have, including of course Margaret.
PS. I'm excited about this thread. I've always been interested in the Philly Mag

Cheers OSS

Old school Scott said:

Well then here's the Expanding. That's all I have, including of course Margaret.

PS. I'm excited about this thread. I've always been interested in the Philly Mag

Cheers OSS

Click to expand...

One more on the "wish-list"

My elephant... with kitty...


and without...



Lesson learned: Kitties like elephants.

OK Vienna Sound and Borny,
Bring it on.


Cheers OSS

By boernyat, shot with FE4010,X930 at 2009-08-26

Ok, ok, starting with part 1
I don´t have all type numbers in my mind, so simply enjoy the pics.

first is the "monster tweeter"





The POWERPLAY MACHINE needs some work





The SOUNDMACHINE saved from the dump
The "dirty duck" ist now a beauty swan





One of my favourites, but the tuner makes troubles...





My first Spatial, bought 1994





the silverline of it





Ups, a few more are coming in.
Now about 7 of them...



If you find one, get it. Nice decent box



The beautiful version of the compact line:





Nice onepiecer with good power





Need something strange? Take this MOVING SOUND



No Spatial, but TBG



Turbo Bass Generator



This trashbox i got last weekend at flea. But dead... :annoyed:



Parting soon. I own 2 working units...



Also this ugly one with burned amp



Not worth to save



Part 2+3 in a few days.
Hope you enjoy it.

This is awsome. thank you everyone.
While we wait for more pictures of the Phillips/Magnavox Spatial, Expanded and Moving sound series,
Lets pause for a quick question.
What about Philco?
Is Philco in any affiliation with Philips? it sure looks like it.
If not, what is it?

Cheers OSS

Difficoult question, but i think we asked long time ago at S2go for it.
But i can´t remember Jens answer.

We had an old PHILCO fridge.
On the label was:
Engine made by FORD

Philco was originally the Philadelphia Storage Battery Company. It was acquired by Ford in 1961 and sold to Sylvania in 1974. Wiki takes it from there...

The company was acquired by Philips in 1981 in order to gain the rights to use the Philips trademark in the United States. (Philco had been able to keep Philips from using its trademark legally because of the similarly sounding names.) Philips continues to use the Philco name for promotional consumer electronics and has licensed the name for private brands and retro style consumer electronics. Philips also is using the Philco brand name for digital converter boxes for analog TVs in the USA.[4] The Philco brand in this case is being licensed by Philips to Funai, who is manufacturing these boxes.

Interesting thread, nice machines, nice pics, nice information, wow, thanks guys.

Here's another one from my small Phil/Mag collection. It's a D8323, and, as you can see, kitties like these, too!


And without the kitty...




The Church Lady says, "Well, isn't that spatial?"

isnt that spatial
is right --

doubt if most any of those would ever be seen in the usa --
and they are all very unique and nice and cool looking

thanks for another big photo/posting effort

Here is my smallest Philips: a D8200 microcassette boombox. Pretty cool, huh?

Some pretty sexy machines there