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Sold as-is, untested. Top cover / lid is missing. Unit is dusty with cobwebs. Some XLR inserts show oxidation. Battery wells should be inspected before installing cells (old D-cells can leak). I have not powered it and do not know if the clock, timer, hybrid, or amps work. What you see in the photos is what you get!Vintage Norcom Maxi-Tel remote broadcast console. Made by Norcom Manufacturing / Northland Communications Corp., P.O. Box 31, Brainerd, Minnesota 56401. Serial number 79103.
This is a late-1970s portable 4-channel mixer built so a radio station could do live remotes over a regular telephone line — ballgames, church services, news events. It mixes mics and tape, then sends the program down the phone line. The rotary dial in the center is a real telephone dial so talent can call the studio using a headset instead of a handset.shipping to the lower 48 states only please!
