Drexel Italian Provincial Triune Mahogany Mid-Century Modern

Italian Provincial Cabinetry by Drexel Heritage, circa late 1960's. Part of their Triune collection, finished in Mahogany. Features a rectangular form sporting a Tuscan inspired design with a fluted apron, paneled doors and brass hardware. Can be restored or converted to Five-Door Compartment Credenza, Buffet Table or Upscale Office Use.

The Motorola X 300 three channel stereo console is a beautiful example of why most modern audio equipment doesn't hold a candle to vintage systems. Crafted in the 1960s, this system was one of the most unique consoles of its era. It was one of the very first "Solid State" consoles, and Drexel wanted to show off this newer tech by placing the controls in the panel on the underside of the lid (something that wouldn't have been possible with tube technology).

When you do open the lid to this handsome solid hard-wood cabinet by Drexel, you'll find an AM/FM stereo tuner and a 4-speed turntable. The front of the console has four cabinets: two open up to reveal storage space perfect for storing records and knickknacks and two open up to reveal the speakers.

Original Owner, haven't used Stereo in decades, unknown working order, sold as-is.

Overall good cosmetic condition, with a few small scratches and nicks.

If you're looking for a real vintage restoration project, this would be a great way to go!

SPECIFICATIONS

Motorola X300 Stereo Console Specs

Advanced Engineered Audio Master Control Center

Solid State

Cabinet by Drexel

Internal/external speakers

Tuning meter

Stereo indication

Extended bass

Noise filter

FM mute

AM and FM logs

4-speed turntable (16, 32, 45, 78)

Original 45 Record Adapter

Power: 120V AC; 60 cycles

DIMENSIONS

67" x 19.5" x 29.7" (Length x Width x Height)

INPUTS

Tape Rec L/R x1 (back)

AM Antenna x1 (back)

FM Antenna x1 (back)

OUTPUTS

Stereophone x1 (inside)

Tape Play L/R x1 (back)

External Speaker Jacks L/R x3 (back)

MANUFACTURER

MFD. 1960s

Electronics Made in Japan