342K CR-202C and AMP-109

The Magnavox 342K console is a two-chassis radio-phono using a tuner (CR-202C) that covers the AM broadcast band, the short waves from 5.5 to 17 MHz, and the post-war FM band (88-108 MHz). It also features separate Bass and Treble controls, a wide "hi-fi" IF bandwidth for AM/SW complete with a 10KHz inter-station whistle filter, and a "sharp" selectivity position on the treble switch that can reduce wide IF AM bandwidth on a crowded BC or shortwave band. It has one RF amp stage, two IF stages for AM/SW and a limiter/ discriminator circuit for FM detection. It also has a switch-selected "external" line input that will enable connecting a modern line-level audio source. The separate audio power amp (AMP-109) features four 6V6GT tubes in push-pull parallel.  Details of the tube complement of the tuner and amplifier and further specifications can be found under their respective listings.  It is a 1947 model (typically introduced in the prior year).

See similar model 142B without FM.

Here you find 1110 models, 528 with images and 814 with schematics for wireless sets etc. In French: TSF for Télégraphie sans fil.
All listed radios etc. from Magnavox Co., Commercial Wireless and Development Co.; San Francisco, later Fort Waye, IN