it would partner with RCA Victor for the RCA Victor Auto Victrola. Developed by Chrysler and RCA Victor engineers and introduced for 1960 Plymouth and DeSoto cars, the Auto Victrola took a ...

they kept the name for recognition and became RCA/Victor. Victrola was a particular type of record player, a new gramophone that had the horn built inside, not outside, and looked more like ...

A Victrola Model Vic III on display ... The design was in the window of the tower at the RCA building in downtown Camden, now known as the Victor Lofts. A REMBASS hat similar to one in Bruce ...

In 1960, a much cheaper car record player offered as a Chrysler option came on the market: the RCA Victor auto "Victrola." It cost $51.75 ($410.47 today) and you could play your own 45s on it.

Victrola’s origins lie with the RCA Victor company; in its heyday, Victrola was as much a byword for musical entertainment as Spotify is today. The Victrola name is still with us in its latest ...

The name Victrola has been associated with home audio gear for more than 115 years, originally under New Jersey's Victor umbrella and then RCA Victor before the trademark was acquired by Port ...

Crews Saturday mounted replicas of the old RCA Victor Recording Studios signage ... a terrier mix dog that was RCA’s old mascot, looking at a Victrola phonograph. It also includes the ...

Crews Saturday mounted replicas of the old RCA Victor Recording Studios signage ... a terrier mix dog that was RCA’s old mascot, looking at a Victrola phonograph. It also includes the ...

You’ll also be able to use them as standalone Bluetooth speakers, as well as with whatever components you own that interface via RCA, 3.5mm auxiliary, digital optical, and USB-C. The Victrola ...