Specifications

Clean, excellent cosmetics, untested.The KLH Twenty-Four Desktop Music Center was one of American designer Henry Kloss' masterpieces, combining an FM/AM stereo tuner, integrated amplifier, and turntable in a single unit. It was known for offering the best sound and most user-friendly, one-box solution for high-fidelity stereo sound in the late 1960s to early 1970s. This unit has been in storage for decades and is being sold for restoration and repair. When plugged into AC power, the turntable rotated. However, due to the aging AC power cord (the AC power cord is bad), I stopped testing at that point. The unit is sold as-is, without further testing. No returns, please, sold as described.

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