Grundig Mandello c1/WE

Fred's artwork

This set belongs to Fred Eddie Quartey (USA). It has been purchased in 1965 by his father ; at this time, it was his first stereo set.

Originally built as Grundig Mandello c1/WE, has been "rebuilt" in 1997.

Fred added a 1967-68 RTV-320U receiver and a Philips AG-1035 turntable changer.

**Technical features**
Stereophonic Tuner part	FM 87 to 108 MHz SW 5.5 to 16 MHz MO 510 to 1600 kHz Ferrite antenna in MW
Semi-conductors	All transistors
Output	2 X 7 W
Surround	Mono-Stereo switch Stereo balance adjustment
Tone adjustments	a Low tone knob a High tone knob
6 Superphon loudspeakers	2 Woofers 2 Mid-tone tweeters 2 High-tone tweeters
AG 1035 turntable	Automatic record changer 16 2/3, 33 1/3, 45 and 78 RPM Removable piezo-electric stereo head Automatic disk size detection
Inputs	Stereo tape deck or Auxiliary
Miscellaneous	VU meter as an aid in helping accurate tuning Stereo indicator Disks compartment Tape-deck compartment

_{Photos: thanks to Fred Eddie-Quartey}