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dalgwcobl · 30th Aug 2019, 11:05 pm

By the way, The units like the HFC205 were available as a record player and chassis, or as a 'music centre' with cassette tape recorder, or a radiogram with built-in speakers, including the 'flapout ears' tweeters, but no tape unit.
Later music centres using the SRX20 chassis, with CD-780 Dolby tape deck, were also available with a pair of speakers in a shallow sedge-shaped box fitted underneath the cabinet. These were designated 'GC' for Gram Centre, such as GC1510PW. Isn't it amazing how all this comes back after 40-odd years, but don't ask me what I did yesterday!

30th Aug 2019, 11:05 pm	#20
dalgwcobl Pentode Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Royston, Hertfordshire, UK. Posts: 131	Re: Dynatron HFC 205 Radiogram By the way, The units like the HFC205 were available as a record player and chassis, or as a 'music centre' with cassette tape recorder, or a radiogram with built-in speakers, including the 'flapout ears' tweeters, but no tape unit. Later music centres using the SRX20 chassis, with CD-780 Dolby tape deck, were also available with a pair of speakers in a shallow sedge-shaped box fitted underneath the cabinet. These were designated 'GC' for Gram Centre, such as GC1510PW. Isn't it amazing how all this comes back after 40-odd years, but don't ask me what I did yesterday!