The Magnavox Magnavision Model 8000 DiscoVision Videodisc Player was a “record player that produces beautiful sound and pictures” through your TV. Released in 1978, Magnavision 8000 was the ...

Collins, the Magnavox historian, thinks the company’s approach to marketing was a hindrance, particularly their model of end-to-end control. “They were a company that didn’t want anybody messing with ...

The modern stereo record console — not to be confused with Symbol Audio’s $20,000 model — was introduced by Magnavox in 1958. The “Concert Grand” phonograph and record console combined a powerful ...

The Magnavox Odyssey featured an unconventional design that resembled a model spaceship, and its controllers were equally oddball, clunky paddles with twisty dials on either side. The system was ...

An ad published by Staten Island Electrical Appliance Company in the Advance highlights a new TV from Magnavox. The ad reads: “It’s a consolette. It’s a table model and portable too!” ...

Fine for sports, award shows and local news, but not much else. But Channel Master may have a new rival in the form of Magnavox. Yes, you read that correctly: The brand you may best remember from ...

Plentiful I/O on this 1960s vintage piece of Magnavox audio equipment. Being a 1950s-vintage design that got produced into the 1960s in a variety of models, the Magnavox Concert Grand is an all ...