1970s Vintage Atari Video Music System

This is a rare vintage Atari Video Music C-240.Make this part of your collection or get this for your avid 70's electronics collector. I have tested this machine and it works.You must have the appropriate cable tv converter.It comes in its original box and packaging.There are stains on the box,but due to the age of the box it is understandable. All the items have been kept in the original styrofoam packing . This was purchased brand new in the 1970's and has been kept stored in a closet. Even so, I cannotwarranty or guarantee that it will work as intended.The machine is in great shape because it has been stored in its original box.. Included is thecolor instruction booklet. The machine is 14.5 x 8.5 x 4 inches in clad steel, aluminum. Easy Care simulated walnut high pressure laminate. The Atari Video Music system was the first consumer waveform visualizer. You can plug RCA outputs from your stereo into the back of the Atari then connect it to your television.You can control a number of visualizations linked to the audio using the dials and buttons on the front. It is a very primitive form of the iTunes Visualizerand it is pretty static in what it does as it "interprets"music and gives you a way out 70's experience.Caution for photosensitive individuals.