Rare and original set with speakers and stereo tube amp in working condition. A real collectors item! This Philips AG9133 is the first Philips stereo portable phonograph from 1959. A stereo amplifier and a speaker are built in. All original, except the head-shell, it's was bad (it's included) and replaced by a modern type with a new card-ridge for vinyl or Bakelite. The speed is 16, 33, 45, or 78 rpm. Both normal and microgroove records can be played. The Volume, Bass, Treble, and Balance controls are located on the side of the case, and the on/off switch is located to the right of the deck. Contacts are cleaned, and mechanics lubricated. The speed is adjusted with the rotary knob on the right side of the phonograph; the fine adjustment knob with the ribbed edge is located around it. The arm lift lever is mounted behind it. The on/off switch is connected to the arm. A spring-loaded 45 rpm shim is fixed to the turntable. By rotating the cartridge 180 degrees, the correct stylus is selected: Micro or Normal. It’s half automatic and plays all kinds of records tempos. Diamond original stylus still sounds both very good. It's for 33/45 rpm. Carefully insured shipped. Set to 240V. Brand name Philips' Gloeilampenfabrieken NV, Eindhoven Philips' Gloeilampenfabrieken NV, Eindhoven Country of origin: Netherlands Proper name: Stereogram Type: AG9133 Serial number: Year of manufacture: 1959 Application: Gramophone Speed: 16, 33, 45, and 78 rpm Record diameter: max. 31 cm Arm: Plastic arm with arm lift Cartridge: Type: Philips AG3304 stereo 2-needle M and N Diamond stylus type: S Number of tubes: 4 Tube types: ECC83 (2x), EL95 (2x) Power supply: 110, 127, 220 V AC, switchable, 50 Hz Speaker: Philips, 2x in separate lid halves Chassis: Philips metal 4-speed chassis type: AG2009 Automatic idler wheel release Rubber mat Turntable bearing with nylon ball 2-pole induction motor, 9 Watts 50 Hz Fine-tuning rotation speed + or - 2% with magnetic brake Whine less than 0.2% Motor hum less than -35 dB Automatic shutoff Housing: Wooden case covered with vinyl Dimensions (W x H x D): 45 x 21 x 30 cm Weight: 10 kg Retail price: Estimated value: € Production period: 1959-1961 Batch size: unknown Pictures are description Carefully shipped