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Majestic Radios |
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The following page contain my personal radio collection. If you want additional details Email me at: rmajestic@msn.com |
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The 8-tube Majestic model 71 floor console radio receiver employs the early Tuned Radio Frequency circuit design with three triode RF amplifiers, transformer coupled push-pull audio output and separate power unit with rectifier and filters. The sensitivity, selectivity is very good and tone quality is a feature of this receiver. The two unit type construction is used which together with the 9” electro-dynamic speaker. This radio may be the first AC radio model sold in the US, I have a service tag dated 1/9/1928 |
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1927 GG Majestic model 71 floor radio |
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The art deco oriental style cabinet is super rare. Its easy to find streamline deco, but the oriental style cabinets are hard to find. Cabinet is a duo-tone Mahogany case (high gloss) and doors, with black laquer top, legs and door pulls. The door pulls are set against copper trims; the dial face plate is copper finished. The black lacquer shows wear on top from heat, on some edges and on the interior edges of the grill work. |
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1933 GG Majestic model 85 floor radio |
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The 8-tube Majestic floor console radio receiver employs the early Tuned Radio Frequency circuit design with three triode RF amplifiers, transformer coupled push-pull 45s audio output and separate power unit with rectifier and filters. The sensitivity, selectivity is very good and tone quality is a feature of this receiver. The radio is used which together with the 9” electro-dynamic speaker. |
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1930 GG Majestic model 90B console radio |
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The 8-tube Majestic floor console radio receiver employs the early Tuned Radio Frequency circuit design with three triode RF amplifiers, transformer coupled push-pull 45s audio output and separate power unit with rectifier and filters. The sensitivity, selectivity is very good and tone quality is a feature of this receiver. The radio is used which together with the 9” electro-dynamic speaker. |
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1930 GG Majestic model 91 console radio |
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The 8-tube Majestic floor console radio receiver employs the early Tuned Radio Frequency circuit design with three triode RF amplifiers, transformer coupled push-pull 45s audio output and separate power unit with rectifier and filters. The sensitivity, selectivity is very good and tone quality is a feature of this receiver. The radio is used which together with the 12” electro-dynamic speaker. |
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1930 GG Majestic model 131 console radio |
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Grigsby-Grunow introduced their fabulous Majestic model 161 "smart set" during the "twilight" of their regrettably all-too-short reign in the radio business. The first of the company's modernistic "smart sets" had been introduced back in the summer of 1933 and they had been instant hits. Encouraged by their success, the company went on to introduce additional models, including in late September the four modernistic consoles of which the Lido is a striking example. The rarely seen model 161 appears to have been one of the last of the line to have made its debut, in late 1933 or early 1934, shortly before the company closed its doors for the last time. |
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1933 GG Majestic model 161 chrome front (460 chassis) |
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