Up for sale is an original, highly rare faceplate and control assembly from a 1970s Wifona Disco-Center Mixing-Console. This unit is intended for collectors, restorers, or hobbyists as a spare parts donor or a restoration project.
The item is offered in as-is "pulled" / salvage condition (untested, unverified, with visible age-related wear and tear).
Visible Parts & Components:
Front Panel (Brushed Aluminum):
Engravings: DISCO-CENTER / Mixing-Console
Orange rocker power switch (ON/OFF)
Fuse holder including fine-wire fuse (Labeled: FUSE 0,8 AT)
Fader Section (Sliders with black caps):
Phono 1 (Scale 0–10)
Mic level (Scale 0–4)
Panorama (Scale 4–0–4)
Reserve (Scale 4–0–4)
Volume (Scale 4–0–4)
Bass (Scale 4–0–4)
Treble (Scale 4–0–4)
Balance (Scale 4–0–4)
Phono 2 (Scale 0–10)
Front Controls & Connections:
1x Microphone jack (Mic)
DIN sockets (Reserve, Monitor)
Monitor rotary knob (Ph1 / Ph2)
Two illuminated VU meters for Left and Right channels (Level left / right, dB scale)
Two rotary knobs (1 - Speaker - 2)
Additional separate small control board with sockets and wiring loom
Rear Side, Circuit Boards & Internal Electronics:
Green main circuit board / PCB (populated with traces, components, and wiring)
Large electrolytic capacitor (Gold finish, markings include 4700MFD 40V, DIN 41 316, EG -40...+85°C)
Additional capacitors and wire harnesses (some with stripped/open ends and cable ties)
Two rear-mounted VU meter assemblies with stickers/stamps (e.g., 79-11) secured by a metal mounting bracket (showing slight surface rust)
Power transformer (Markings: Weisser W 2.5503 or similar)
Condition:
Untested / Hobbyist item: Incomplete setup (consists only of the front panel and internal electronics as shown, no outer casing enclosure).
Functionality is completely untested. Please refer to the original photos for visual condition (scratches, dust, oxidation, and general vintage patina present).