In the lower right part of the picture the already mentioned second loudspeaker socket can be seen, which is normally
covered by the housing. I don't know for what it is used.
This is what the Grundig TK 147 looks like when the floor slab is removed. All in all quite clear, one could say. As with
most devices, the drive motor, which also serves as a power transformer, is located at the center. To the left is the
power amplifier board. Probably for reasons of cost, the device has only a single output stage. For stereo operation
during playback, it must then be connected to a suitable amplifier or to a stereo system. Alternatively, headphone
operation is possible in stereo. On the far right is the preamplifier board.
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