And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
i have my doubts, too. the turntable isn't plugged in and is sitting on a THIN piece of glass. the table 'looks' like it could be an older Garrard 301 which would put it near 50lbs. i suspect that is too much weight for the glass platform.
I’ve seen this image before and always thought that it was very European in a 1960s way. Google says that it’s a system from 1965 branded as Braun Wandanlage designed by Dieter Rams. Who knows if the audio quality’s as sweet as the design?
Even separated like that, I think acoustic feedback would be a problem.
ReplyDeleteThet did a fantastic job hiding the Wires from the Turntable, or is is AI.
ReplyDeletei have my doubts, too. the turntable isn't plugged in and is sitting on a THIN piece of glass. the table 'looks' like it could be an older Garrard 301 which would put it near 50lbs. i suspect that is too much weight for the glass platform.
DeleteIf real, state of the art, late '60's, early '70's?
ReplyDeleteI’ve seen this image before and always thought that it was very European in a 1960s way. Google says that it’s a system from 1965 branded as Braun Wandanlage designed by Dieter Rams. Who knows if the audio quality’s as sweet as the design?
ReplyDeleteThe image displays a legendary Braun Wandanlage wall unit stereo system designed by Dieter Rams in 1965.
ReplyDeleteIt is considered a milestone in modernist design and audio history.
The system typically consists of a TS 45 receiver, TG 60 tape recorder, speakers, and a record player mounted on a Vitsoe shelf.
These units are rare and highly sought after by collectors, often described as functional art.
It's not the Braun system.
ReplyDeleteIf it really exists, it's Telefunken.