Overview
This is a Crosley CR-78 multi-function retro audio center paired with its matching CT-46C wooden record storage stand. Designed in the nostalgic aesthetic of a 1930s tabletop cathedral-style radio, it houses modern conveniences including a CD player, cassette deck, AM/FM tuner, and a 3-speed turntable under the top lid.
Story
In 1992, modern entrepreneurs revived the legendary Crosley name to capture pure audio nostalgia. This unit combines 1930s parlor radio styling with CD, cassette, and vinyl playback in an all-in-one console format.
Maker / Origin
The original Crosley Radio Corporation was founded in 1921 by industrialist Powel Crosley Jr., who revolutionized mass-market radio production with affordable sets like the Harko. In the 1990s, Modern Marketing Concepts acquired the rights to the trademark, pioneering the modern trend of vintage-look reproduction audio gear for casual listeners.
Condition & Value
The oak veneer and stand show light cosmetic surface wear consistent with standard domestic use. Full operational testing of the CD player, needle/cartridge, and cassette mechanism dictates final resale value; fully working sets command the top of the range.