Clairtone Project G

$25,000

SOLD

The Clairtone Project G stereo was produced by Clairtone from 1964-67. Costing $2000 new (approximately the equivalent of $20,000 today) the high price kept it from becoming a huge success. Despite it sounding and looking incredible, only 380 Project G's were made. It was promoted by Frank Sinatra, Hugh Hefner, Oscar Peterson and other celebrities and found a niche within Hollywood and other trendsetters popping up on the sets of such movies as The Graduate, The Party and Zabriskie. Comes with globe speakers that rotate 340 degrees, spun aluminum sound globes, rosewood cabinet and an aluminum base.

This item can be viewed at our Union Square NYC location.

Inventory no.

M225860

Availability

Sold

Location

Union Square NYC

Dimensions

27 in. H x 18 in. D x 80 in. L

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