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The Record Selector was capable of holding 24 records and the Cassette Selector 20 cassettes. Canadian Philip Kives began K-Tel in the 1960s, and his biggest selling product was the Miracle Brush, which sold 28 million in the late 1960s. In 1966, K-Tel released its first compilation album, 25 Country Hits.

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I LOVE everything K-tel makes! And this Record Selector is no exception. It allows you to easily store and navigate 24 vinyl records. The plastic stand is brown and mustard gold, and it works magnificently. In excellent vintage condition, there is a light, …

1970s K-tel vinyl record selector in original box. It serves as storage for up to 24 records and means you can easily "find your favourite music in seconds". Once filled, simply pull the first record forward and the others will automatically follow, allowing you to see and select your favourite album.

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Vintage mid-century K-Tel Record Selector in excellent condition. The selector stores your 33s with ease. Can hold up to 24 records in their covers. Colors are brown and white. The record selector is Made in the USA. Measures 12 inches wide x 11 inches deep x 9 1/2 inches tall. Shipping is included

This K-tel Record Selector is still as new inside its box and has not been assembled for use, note the rear corner struts still linked by the moulding. The box however is showing its age after having been bustled about in storage since the early nineteen seventies. Please check images for the

2015年9月30日 · I bought the record selector for my brother in early 70s, whenever it came out. My sister had one of these, and if IIRC, the bottoms of the LP jackets would get marked up quite a bit because the LPs/jackets would have to fit very snugly in a plastic piece for the "flipper" to work. jeatleboe and Suncola like this. Who here had one?