G.B.C. - MST-7 Solid state stereo receiver

Directly from the Time Machine, I present this HI-FI stereo receiver GBC MST-7 from the 1960s, functional and in excellent aesthetic condition, produced by the Italian brand G.B.C. (Gian Bruto Castelfranchi) of Milan. A true collectible piece sought after by vintage audio enthusiasts. This unit was considered at the time an advanced system, fully silicon-transistorized. The GBC MST-7 has three separate fuses, one for the mains, one for the left channel, and one for the right channel, and a thermal switch on the final transistors to prevent overheating. Elegant cabinet in veneered particleboard with a brushed aluminum front in gold color; the tuning scale has separate and backlit illumination.
On the front you can see the headphone jack with its on/off switch. The tuner receives ONLY FM stations from factory; a noteworthy and peculiar feature is the AFC switch (Automatic Frequency Control), a circuit designed to keep the tuner constantly locked onto the desired radio station. Naturally, the GBC MST-7 must be placed in an environment with good signal reception and provided with a suitable antenna, NOT INCLUDED in the lot. The model in the photos is perfectly functioning in all its parts; it will be carefully packaged and shipped insured. Please review all photos to avoid misunderstandings.

Technical Specifications
Output power: 16 W.
Frequency response: 10–40,000 Hz (dB).
Reception ONLY FM with automatic FM stereo switching and AFC (Automatic Frequency Control).
Front headphone jack.
Inputs and outputs for recording and playback (150 mV).
Antenna input 300 Ohm
Band coverage ONLY FM BAND. FM range 87÷108 MHz
Output power 45 W
AC power supply / 110; 220 Volts
Dimensions: L x W x H mm 430 x 320 x 130
Weight 12.7 Kg
Year 1958