Nice addition! xox t

I would like to know what the value of a Clairtone Project G Stereo today?

Very nice Project G! The value of this unit ranges with the model and condition. The condition is very important as the perforated aluminum speaker globes are very fragile and almost impossible to repair. There are a few distinct models of the Project G: a T4, 2000, 7000 and the T10 (pictured here), while the exterior of all the Project G’s look the same the interior varies depending on the model. The earliest ones (these being the T4 units from 1963) are the most sought after, The later 1965 T10 (as pictured above), while still collectable, is not as desired. Again, hard to price but a recent online sale had the T10 unit in great shape sell for 950 US$. Hope this helps! DC

I have a pair of the globe speakers that were included with the G2 system, but they are mounted on oak stands rather than the metal stands I have seen pictured elsewhere. I do not actually have the console system. Were oak stands ever offered by Clairtone as an accessory or option, or are these more likely a homebuilt accessory?

The G2 speakers were available to buy separately for $90 each as replacement speakers for the Clairtone G2 or with an optional $25 cast aluminium base for extentions speakers or a regular speaker set for the G2 component console. The speakers jacked into the G2 console or into the cast aluminium pedestal base which you could then run wires from to your G2 unit. Oak stands would certainly have been a custom home job.

I have a Baroness Stoway. Clairtone #734 what can I expect to get for it when selling

I have a Project G.

I have a Project G. As my father was involved with Clairtone management, her was able to acquire the second one off the production line. The first one went to Mr. Munk. Do you have any idea of the value of this unit. – Thanks –

D Jones, Are you related to Ray Jones? I’m writing a book about Clairtone and would love to talk to you.

Cool to find people related to Clairtone here. Looking for more info on the G3 as there has been one in the same spot in my parents house,pre my birth. Used to have great fun as a kid covering the rear port on the speakers and creating enough compression to make them “fart” after the music stopped.

Hello….I just purchased a G2…i’m curious to know where I might find a speaker replacement, as one speaker is torn, and rattles when played. Also, is the black covering leather or vinyl? Did these units come with a tape player-(mine does not). Thank you much for any info!

“Dollar Bill”: The G3, introduced in late 1966, was the last in Clairtone’s famous G series. It was also the smallest of the Gs and the cheapest. It was an attempt by Clairtone to adapt to the changing hi-fi market, from big stereo cabinets that looked liked pieces of furniture, to smaller, and less expensive, component pieces. The G3 sold for $499, and came with with a matching bar cart on wheels. Jeff: When you say your G2 speaker is torn, what exactly do you mean? The G2’s “sound globes,” the round black balls on either end, are made of cast aluminum. Are you referring perhaps to the actual speakers inside the “sound globes”? As for the black covering you mention, again, I’m pretty sure there is no leather, or vinyl, on the G2. Project G, shown in the photo at the top of this page, does have black vinyl sides, however. Hamilton: While Clairtone’s Project G and the G2 are fairly valuable, I’m afraid most of the company’s other models, including your Baroness Stowaway, aren’t of much interest to collectors.

Hi…Thanks for your response….My unit is identical to the one pictured above…I removed the (pair) of perforated metal speaker covers….the outer one is black- the inner one is natural aluminum, and the actual speaker is damaged…..any chance of finding a replacement? Or will any speaker suffice? Thanks, Jeff

Hi Jeff, Speaker cones used inside the the Project G sound globes were a Wharfedale Super 10/RS/DD, 10-15 ohms – this is a great sounding full range speaker and you can periodically find them for sale online. However, a pair of matched Super 10’s can be a bit pricey – averaging between $250-$350. There are photos of the Project G’s and their interior at our site <http://www.clairtone.ca>. Also, there is a book by Nina Munk and Rachel Gotlieb being release in May of ’08 called, ‘The Art of Clairtone’ and a concurrent show at the Design Exchange in Toronto.

Thanks for the book plug, DC! NINA

I have a G2 that my wife and I bought in 1967 as our first piece of furniture. It is in good condition and still works. The tuning bands have dried out and I can no longer tune the radio portion of the unit. Are there replacements or someone who specializes in repairing these beautiful units.

Hi C Edgecomb, We have a quite a few Clairtone Project G’s, G2’s and G3’s now and we have always trusted Eric Belanger ( <http://www.radiodoc.ca> ) to repair the eletronics of our stereos so get in touch with him through his website. – You’re welcome Nina – very excited about the book!

DC…Thanks much for the great info…I just might bite the bullet!

Where can I get my hands on an electronic schmatic of the consul? Thanks for any help DICK IRWIN FAX 902 835 3663 TOLL 404 877 1112

I would love to buy a project G if anyone out there is willing to part with one for a reasonable price. I realize that shipping would be expensive so I would prefer to find one here in the states unless any of you canadians know of a shipper that won’t cost me an arm and a leg. Feel free to email me with pics and prices of the model that you have! Thanks, Ryan [rrucker@tx.rr.com](mailto:rrucker@tx.rr.com) 214-228-6264

Ryan in Dallas: Carters and Freighters are great. I’ve used them a few times and they provide excellent service. <http://www.cratersandfreighters.com/cf/home.do> DC

i first saw “G2′ in a playboy magazine article on stereos in the late sixties and ran right out and bought one from a store (furniture i think) in whittier, calif. it looks as good 2day as it did new and the speakers still sound fantastic! sorry 2 say the garrard turntable/receiver past away but a fisher/phillips/kenwood combo fit in just fine. not the original but still the coolest around! anywhere i can possibly obtain the orig. rocker swithch tuner? thks4aneetsite! d.

A must have for any Clairtione fan! <http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780771065071>

I have a G2 and G3. While the G3 and satellite speakers are mint, unfortunately, someone “upgraded” the components in the G2. I have purchased 3 Garrard Lab 75’s (later G2 turntable), a Lab 80 (early G2 turntable) and a Lab 95 (close enough) from Ebay. Unfortunately all have arrived damaged, so I need to find someone to repair at least one of them, but at least I have an “original” turntable for my G2. However, in 6 years, I have been unable to find the T10SH (original G2 tuner) or T14 (later model G2’s) tuner/amp that was original to the G2. If anyone has any info. as to where I could possibly find a replacement, I would be eternally grateful. I am at wit’s end, considering the possibility of simply mounting a studio monitor amplifier and a car stereo (so the unit could play CD’s) into the chassis. I’d rather keep everything original, but like I said, it’s been 6 years and I’ve been unable to find an original tuner. You can see photos and find what little information I’ve been able to compile at <http://studioartefakt.com/g2>

I have a G2 Model 6603c Rosewood Finish S# Last six numbers 030 122 rest worn off by stand. I purchased it new in Burlington Ont. from Swarbrick & Forrest Furniture in 1964 (I believe, have to look up the receipt.) It still works but I am about to re-due it. Had a Garrard Lab 80 changer, speakers on Aluminum Stands. Have the original instructions etc. I see you recommend Eric Belanger for the electronic work (FM Tuner drive slips). Can you recommend anyone to recondition the Lab 80, I have picked up a spare for parts if needed. I have taken loving care of it and want to bring it back to new condition. Thank you Rod

any looking to sell a project g2? will pay well

I have a Clairtone mandarin style stereo cabinet. Any idea what it is worth. I’d like to sell it.

I have for sale a nice pair of G3 speakers. They have the chrome ring cradles, not the brushed aluminum stands. Also have a G3 wood cabinet in very good condition – this is the cabinet only, no faceplate or electronics. I’m a pro at packaging for safe shipping, and will ship anywhere. Regards, Richard (lutherother@hotmail.com)

I have a early G2 , the speakers have become qiite dented in a few spots. Can the speaker be opened up and the dents hammered out?

To Richard: G2 speakers are made from cast aluminium so they very difficult to dent. However, the Project G speakers are very easily dented. Is it possible for you to send me a photo(s) of your stereo via email to confirm which speakers you have? I have opened and ‘un-dented’ a few Project G speakers and it is a very delicate process. I’d be happy to help so please, get in touch at [dc@clairtone.ca](mailto:dc@clairtone.ca)

I have a Clairtone Model 1225 – Spanish finish70 – Serial # 22500 848 also on the back is : Clairtone Sound Corp. 100 Ronson Dr. Rexdale Ont. Anyone have an idea what it may be worth? It is in excellent condition & works well. Thank You Pauline

I’m looking to buy a G or G2 unit from anyone that is willing to part with one- It will be going into highly cared for enviroment within the architecture of John Lautner. thanks ryan

Hello Ryan, I have a G and a G2 I may be willing to part with from my collection. Please get in touch with me [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) or [dc@dchillier.com](mailto:dc@dchillier.com)

Just saw the display at the Design Exchange and it brought back memories of youth, Avro Arrow, Jiger, Clairtone, when it looked as though Canada was going to asseme technological leadership. The G models were eulogized; I was disappointed to learn that David Gilmour disliked the beautiful traditional consoles, for I thought that they were the most tasteful on the market, as did our parents who wrote the cheques. Our Baroness Stowaway model 734 is in its original position in the living room and is sounding fine.

I worked at Clairtone in the purchasing department for a number of years and while there bought a G2 which I still have in original and mint condition. It has been safely stored for a number of years. I may be interested in selling it. I have other memorabilia including a Clairtone stock certificate and original bill of sale.

I am looking for a Clairtone Signet model (cabinet). Anyone have one??

Mary, Send me an email if you read this, I am in Ontario and would like a G!! [narclab@yahoo.co.uk](mailto:narclab@yahoo.co.uk)

to anyone looking to buy a nice fixer upper Project G (T10 model) there’s one currently listed on Ebay: <http://cgi.ebay.com/Rare-CLAIRTONE-PROJECT-G-Space-Age-Stereo-Console_W0QQitemZ230298117359QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item230298117359&_trkparms=72%3A1210>|39%3A1|66%3A2|65%3A12|240%3A1318&\_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

i have a project g for sale in very nice condition(the one with project g wrote on amp) email [curtisbriggs@hotmail.co.uk](mailto:curtisbriggs@hotmail.co.uk) or tel:+447974669095 thanks curtis

Value of Clairtone stereo 1963: I just saw one profiled on the Antiques Roadshow and it would bring $5000. at auction on a good day.

I’ve got a Clairtone similar but not exactly to the Princess Stowaway model (non g series) that I am willing to sell. Please contact me at [nisha\_panchal@hotmail.com](mailto:nisha_panchal@hotmail.com) if interested. I am in Toronto, Canada. These pieces are beautiful but I just don’t have the space for it anymore. – Nisha

I have been looking for a Clairtone G or G2 for a very long time.I saw some in the Cleveland.Ohio area when i was a teen but have found none lately.Anyone have a unit they would sell?

Hi FreeMan (and to anyone else interested) We have decided to sell some of our collection – we currently have 8 Project G’, 4 G2’s and four G3’s – The ‘Arizona’ and the ‘Lake Simcoe’ models on this page are currently for sale: <http://www.clairtone.ca/gs/> as is the ‘val d’or’ model G2 on this page: <http://www.clairtone.ca/g2s/> Please – get in touch – [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) Thanks

Hi. I have a unit like the one pictured about in great condition except for the casters. Any ideas for the replacements? Thanks Wes

Hi Mary Walker would like to know if you still have your clairtone and would like to sell it. Thanks

Hi, I have a Clairtone G3 – bar cart, ball speakers and all. I had it serviced last year to get the turntable working again however now the speakers are tremendously unbalanced for both tuner and record play. Any suggestions for repair locations? Or any suggestions for DIY?

My dad has a G3 with wheeled cart in walnut finish & globe speakers in chrome cradles, model number 2050. It is in excellent condition. Any idea what it is worth & how best to go about selling it?

I have a pair of Project G speakers (Wharfdales replaced with 10″ hi-compliance Heco units and concentric mounted dome tweeters) c/w the aluminum base. I build a rosewood cabinet for it similar to the G2 box. Anyone interested to buy this? I also have all Clairtone Stereo info should someone need a schematic.

Hi Elk, Please email me with pics if possible – [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) thx DC

Have a clairtone type g in Manitoba canada. Does anyone know where I can have the globe speakers repaired. Is it worthit to get them done? I want them fixed so I can sell it.

Hi Vic, May be able to help you – please get in touch: [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca)

DC Re #48/49 What I have is like the pix on top without the rosewood cabinet. I built my own like the G2 but to fit the G dims. Each speaker has a small dent, easily repaired, and is with original double shipping box. I am not as much intersted in $ (though nice) but a good home. Cheers, Elk

Hi Elk, Interested – could you please email me at [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) Thanks

Hi DC … I noticed you were trying to sell some of your Project G’s and G2’s. I am possibly interested. What would you have to get for them and which ones are still available? Email me with whatever units you have left for sale with cond. report and prices. Thanks, RR [txrucker@gmail.com](mailto:txrucker@gmail.com)

Would love to pick up either a G or G2. Anyone near Ottawa have one for sale? Email me if you do. Thanks,

Looking to buy a Project G or G2 all prices and conditions considered. Thanks [txrucker@gmail.com](mailto:txrucker@gmail.com)

Hi, We are letting a few of our Clairtone Project G’s and G2’s go from the collection. Many of these units were featured in the 2008 show and book ‘The Art of Clairtone’. Preview available here: <http://www.clairtone.ca/sales> Please feel free to make a reasonable offer DC Hillier

I have a G2 that i’m looking to sell. It has a rosewood cabinet and has the turntable mounted in the middle. Excellent condition both in operation and cosmetics.

Andrew, Get in touch with me: [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) DC

Looking to buy the globes for a G2.Have refurnished one already. This includes the normal globes or the ones from a component which were self supporting. ( A former Clairtone employee)

Hi, Just picked up a sweet Clairtone console. Not the G3 but nice none-the-less. I’m looking for a schematic. The only numbers I can find on the chassis of the radio are 01506 and Pt. No. 030 010 00. One of the caps has the date of APR 1965 stamped on it. It has a Garrard A70 turntable if that helps any. Also if anyone knows where I can get plastic replacement gears for the am/fm tuners that would be great info as well. Thanks Gary

DC, you seem to be the one in the know – looking for a good place to service my g3, the speakers are out of balance. otherwise everything’s fine. Any suggestions?

Hi Noah, A good place to start is <http://www.partsconnexion.com> , They are are in Burlington and they know their stuff! Hope this helps DC

Hi All I have a g-3 clairtone i am thinking of selling Anyone have any idea of worth? Thanks

Roger, Is it the G3 with the solid metal bases (T11) for the speakers or the wire type metal base (T13). Thank you

Actually Roger – the G3 came in many variations – from the brochures and factory information I have – the T11 (1966) was the amp model placed in both the G3 with the speakers on aluminium pedestal bases (sometimes called the ‘mini-G’ and the model with the chrome wire rings speaker supports. The G3 with with the chrome rings usually came with a stand unlike the ‘mini-G’ Both versions were also used when the amp model was updated to the T13. One of the final amp models released by Clairtone was the T16 / T17 which was only used in the G3 with the stand and chrome ring speaker supports. Price range varies with model. DC

Thanks to Karen and DC for your reply. The Model of this unit is 8250 serial # 882502 637 wood is d.walnut. I can;t find any t # on it anywhere (might have to remove chassis to find these)It has the Garrard 3000 turntable.The speakers have what looks like brushed aluminum base.There is a white sticker on chassis which has the # 75290 on it.An A which looks like purple marker.On bottom it has a place for antenna,remote speakers.remote speaker switch.record L&R,tape L&R.reset button.I can send pictures to anyone interested.E-mail me at [roger.graves@bellaliant.net](mailto:roger.graves@bellaliant.net) Roger

I am looking for a cart(stand) for a G3 . Preferably in the Toronto area. Email [jskazart@yahoo.com](mailto:jskazart@yahoo.com) Thanks Jason

I am looking for a schematic diagram of the T14 amp. It is the solid state receiver from a G2 Toronto unit. Any help would be appreciated. [roghache@rogers.com](mailto:roghache@rogers.com)

Just bought a g2 in pretty good shape but needs some work done on the components. I also need some new hinges unfortunately. Any recommendations for service in Toronto?

Hello Rob, Congrats on acquiring a G2! The very first G2’s (1966) had black enameled aluminium hinges – we have a G2 in our collection with these hinges. Unfortunately Clairtone put the acrylic hinges on subsequent G2’s and these invariably broke. If you’re interested we do make replacement hinges to order out of aluminium: <http://www.clairtone.ca/hinges/> DC

Hey DC, I actually emailed you (or tried to) two weeks ago when I first got the stereo. I may have gotten the email wrong. I sent to [dc@clairtone.ca](mailto:dc@clairtone.ca), now I notice you use [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) Anyway, I’ll resend that email to you now. Thanks!

I’m very interested in buying a Clairtone G or G2 for my family. We have no problems in giving it some TLC and restoring it. We want someone who has it and is interested in letting it go to a good home where the family will enjoy it, for reasonable price. Please don’t email if you want thousands of dollars. Just know it would be well cared for. Please contact us at 819-332-3304 or [zarahamelin@hotmail.com](mailto:zarahamelin@hotmail.com)

I am looking to buy a G or G2 models clairtone in working order. 416 420 8767

Hi, Looking for a Clairtone G or G2, hopefully in working order. Thanks, everybody! Your taste is impeccable! Please phone 416-693-8180 or email [karinj46@yahoo.ca](mailto:karinj46@yahoo.ca).

Hello Does anyone have any idea how to open a project G speaker to get to the inside? Someone pushed the speaker wire all the way inside the housing and I cant fish it out…. Thanks for any info. Paul

Hi Paul, I’ve had that happen as well – here’s a page I put up some time ago about how to open the globes to remove dents from the the Project G globes (pardon the typos) <http://www.clairtone.ca/globes/> Good luck with it, DC

DC Your detailed instruction page to open the sound globes worked like a charm, all is well. I also wanted to confirm unit number of my G. I have the quality control stamp but it doesnt have a number above that like your Winnipeg picture details. The serial number on the label reads: 4LPRGO 211. Can I assume the unit number is 211? Cant thank you enough.. Great service to Clairtone collectors. Let me know if a Clairtone Club/Extravaganza ever gets organized, I want to be a member. Paul in South Carolina

Hey Paul, No worries, glad to hear it worked out. Your unit may be number 211 (which would make it a T10 version I believe?) To be sure all you need do is lift up the turntable and the issue number will be stamped on the now viewable underside of the sliding lid. Not sure if you know of it but there is a small Facebook group for Clairtone fans: <http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/group.php?gid=189723222231> DC

Hi DC, I emailed a request for information/pricing on any Project G’s you may still have for sale from your amazing collection. I went to the link you posted above last year and saw several listed, it is unclear if any are still available. Please let me know, as I am very interested in purchasing one for the new home I am designing for my family. Thanks very much! Daniel

Hi Daniel, Please email us at [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) with your email address and I’ll happily send you more info. Thanks, DC ————–

Hello DC I checked the under side of the sliding lid and no stamp to be found. I see a hand written number of 477, I also see that same number (477) written on inside cabinet area in numerous places. Number 477 seems to high of a number to be a unit number. Maybe the stamp guy missed work the day this one was made. This unit is the TC4 version. Thanks again for everything. Paul

Currently looking to purchase a Clairtone G or G2 stereo system for collection. looking to purchade in Canada . Phone # 1-416-420-8767 please reply asap thank you.

Hi Paul, Your project G is number 77 (I’ve seen a couple with handwritten numbers – the 4 77 means The amp model (TC4) and the issue number 77 DC

Hello Clairtone Community Does anyone know how many G2’s were manufactured (approx)? Thanks in advance… Michael

Hi Michael, There’s no clear number on the amount of G2’s sold. Unlike the Project G’s that were numbered, the G2’s were not. Broad estimates has it between 1000-2000. Many more G2\`s were sold than the Project G mainly due to the fact that is was less than half the cost. interestingly, perhaps because is was cheaper, not a lot were saved by their owners making it a pretty hard to come by item now. Best, DC

Hi Everyone. I’m looking for the front shells for a Project G, any condition. I’m my own G and would rather not have to make my own globe fronts If I can get something that already has the right vibe. Thanks.

I will be listing a G3 on Ebay tonight. Works great. Wood has a little wear. Speakers included. Any idea what it may bring? Thanks

purchased project G2 around ’70/looks fine/speakers sound like new/ no guts/any one interested to buy plz czll 951 445 4247…(So. Cal.0 thx///

I would like to buy a Clairtone Project G or G2

I have a G3 for sale with a custom made stand. can send photos. [fhaveman@sympatico.ca](mailto:fhaveman@sympatico.ca) I’m located in Ottawa ON

have a G2 with turntable on the left side; will sell for 4k.

Hi Steve, Could you send photos to [info@clairtone.ca](mailto:info@clairtone.ca) ? Thanks DC ————

hi, Steve. Im interested in your G2 for sale. email me at [corbltd@hotmail.com](mailto:corbltd@hotmail.com) thanks

The G globes seem to use a 10 inch full range speaker. is the same speaker used for the G2 globes? The slotted opening would seem to affect the sound, no?

Loads of tech and general info on the Project G here: <https://www.facebook.com/groups/189723222231/> DC

very interesting info !

recently started a major restoration on my G2. it was Cosmetically in ruff shape, all the metal had been painted by hand with a bush and the wood was gummed up with a poorly applied lacquer. Mechanically it was in good shape and sounded great. so far the restoration is going very well. Cleaned and Re powder coated the metal parts , stripped and refinished the wood. Brought the aluminium parts back to original condition. Its going to look like new when done. In order to powder coat we needed to take the globe speakers apart. We lost the image reference photos we took of the speaker wiring. I believe we have rewired them correctly but I was wondering if anyone had a speaker wiring diagram to be sure. regards [gareth@leef.ca](mailto:gareth@leef.ca)

Glad to hear about the restoration – sounds like a lot of work! Not sure if this is what you’re after but here’s a basic G2 wiring schematic: <http://www.clairtone.ca/g2_speakers_cs.jpg> DC

Hello all, I’m looking to buy a G3 in very nice condition, mechanically and cosmetically. Pedestal base or chrome ring speakers, but not especially looking for the “bar cart” package. Much appreciated if you have any leads. Regards, David [dmh01956@aol.com](mailto:dmh01956@aol.com)

Hi, Looking for a Clairtone G or G2 If anyone has one for sale. Please Email me at [marc.leclair@live.ca](mailto:marc.leclair@live.ca) Thanks Marc

Hi have a G2, looks like is new, turns on and you can hear the station but very low, may tune it up unless a good offer is received the way it is. thanks, Rob

Hi Rob can you please email me with an asking price for your g2 [marc.leclair@live.ca](mailto:marc.leclair@live.ca) thanks Marc

Hello Clairtone Lovers I am inquiring about what paint to use on a pair of G2 speakers that need restoration. I have seen other g2 speakers and they look like a very dark gray, not a true black. Did Clairtone produce more than one shade of black for the G2 speakers? Thanks for any insight. Best Regards Paul

looking for project g in any condition. if you have a lead or one to sell, please contact met at jmanafo [at] gmail [dot] com. thx!

I never knew how much information there was out there on this!

I would like to purchase a project g in original condition east coast of USA. Any help would be great Regards.

I am looking for a project g or g2 in any condition. If I need to rebuild I can do so. My father once sold them in his stereo shop in Guelph Ontario. He still has a guy that can help me fix it up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Just saw a g and a g2 at a show. the g sounded amazing; it was modified so you could stream from an iPod or iPad. the g was $42,000 and the g2 was $28,000.

I have a Project G in a poor shape in Holland (Europe). My father bought it in Canada and shipped it to Holland. Are there any people in Europe who want to buy one? I still have the brochure that came with it. The record plager is missing.

Hi Dorothy. I saw your post about the G2 in Holland. If you are still interested in selling it, I’d be interested in it. Poor shape is OK.Let me know what your price is. My email is [karinrjeffrey@yahoo.ca](mailto:karinrjeffrey@yahoo.ca). Or call me at 416-693-8180. Best, Karin

Hi, I recently acquired a g2 that is all original and complete but needs a proper restoration. I am considering restoring it myself but would be willing to sell it. If anyone is interested please contact me. I’m in New York City and I can send pics and more info. Thanks. [Robin.hiner@gmail.com](mailto:Robin.hiner@gmail.com)

I have a Clairtone Signet walnut cabinet. Still works.

I have owned and enjoyed my G2 for years. However, after recently moving to a new home, my G2 has acquired what sounds like a short in the sound. It worked quite well before the move, but now there is severe static on the sound from all inputs – FM, radio and record player. I was wondering if this was a familiar problem or if you could recommend someone in the Toronto area that might be able to fix this.

Does anyone know how to remove the speakers from the mounts on a Project G? Thanks.

Hello, My mother in law have a nice Clairtone G2 T-14 in good conditions and she need to sell this Beautiful piece for $ 7000 firm

Hello Luz, I am interested in purchasing your Clairtone Project G stereo. Please contact me at [giuliano@teamqueststaffing.com](mailto:giuliano@teamqueststaffing.com) Thank you Giuliano (714)656-5602

We have a Clairtone Project G2 for sale. It is most likely from 1967 or 68, and appears to have the T10 receiver. It is located at my parents’ house outside New York City. It has been in storage for several years and currently does not power on. However, it was never tampered with, and all the original parts are there, so it should be possible to bring it back to life with the right know-how. Please contact me with questions, for photos, etc.

I just picked up a Wurlitzer sc-50 console stereo. It seems to have a clairtone g series unit and a lab 80 turntable. Has anyone ever heard of such an animal? its looks like a t 10