Product Photos  (only a sample!)

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A growing number of people are finding great enjoyment and satisfaction in picking up old V-M hi-fi/stereo/quadraphonic equipment and bringing it back to life.  This equipment is from a by-gone era of quality and serviceability that we will probably not see again in this “new this year, obsolete next year” world of ours.

A four speed V-M record changer or phonograph is perfect to play that 16rpm “talking book” record - or Grandma’s 78 rpm records!  V-M reel to reels are so well built that generally, they only need a little cleaning up to get going again!  Most people can’t believe how good a “tuned up” Model 714, 720, or 722 sounds!

Voice of Music®  record changers, phonographs, tape recorders, components and consoles always reflected top notch styling for their time - from the monotone grey and browns of the late ‘40’s, the blonde cabinets of the ‘50’s, the clean lines of the ‘60’s, to the colorful “mod” look of the early ‘70’s - they’re all great fun!

Finally, a great reason to collect is that chances are good that V-M Audio Enthusiasts will have the part you need to get your unit going again - or the knob or other trim part to make it look like new again!   Click on Parts & Accessories for more information!

Here is but a small selection of V-M products through the years. If you do not see your model here, don’t worry! I have further information on all V-M models but I do not have the time and megabytes to put them all up on the web. Please click on link to view picture:

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Record Changers

• Model 200B (1946)
• Model 400 (1947)
• Model 800D (1948)
• Model 950 (1951)
• Model 935HF (1953)
• Model 920 (1954)
• Model 1200 (1956)
• Model 1201 (1958)
• Model 1234 (1962)
• Model 1235 (1962)
• Model 1245 (1962)
• Model 1252 (1962)
• Model 1264 (1962)
• Model 1265 (1963)
• Model 1550 (1968)
• Model 1571 (1960)
• Model 1582 (1971)
• Model 2100 (1970)
• Model A1272 (1972)

Other Components

• Model 26 (1955)
• Model 1404 & 1405 (1960)
• Model 62 (1962)
• Model 1428 (1964)
• Model 1484-2 (1966)
• Model 80, 81 (1967)
• Model 1498 (1968)
• Model 51 (1973)

Phonographs

• Model 972 (1953)
• Model 990 (1953)
• Model 556 (1954)
• Model 560 (1954)
• Model 625 (1956)
• Model 562 (1957)
• Model 1296 (1958)
• Model 557 (1958)
• Model 301 (1959)
• Model 207 (1960)
• Model 357 (1962)
• Model 380 (1963)
• Model 370 (1965)
• Model 369-2 (1967)
• Model 386 (1968)
• Model 627 (1968)
• Model 337 (1971)
• Model 419 (1971)
• Model 426 (1973)

Tape Recorders

• Model 700 (1955)
• Model 710 (1957)
• Model 714 & 166A (1958)
• Model 720 (1961)
• Model 722 (1961)
• Model 730 (1962)
• Model 735 & 136 (1962)
• Model 740 (1963)
• Model 725 (1964)
• Model 754 (1965)
• Model 760 (1965)
• Model 762 (1967)
• Model 1547 (1973)

Consoles

• Model 565 (1955)
• Model 1000 (1958)
• Model 801 (1958)
• Model 580 (1958)
• Model 815 (1959)
• Model 914 (1964)
• Model 1098 (exterior) (1969)
• Model 1098 (interior) (1969)
• Model 2003 (1969)

V-M Professional Series

• Model 1521 Receiver (1970)
• Model 1555 Automatic Turntable (1970)
• Model 93 Speaker (1970)

• Model 704AV (1968)
• Model 742AV (1969)
• Model 275AV (1972)
• Model 791 (1972)

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