Pictures uploaded to the Gallery

[Old Sparky]

I've just uploaded three pictures of an early 1960s Loewe-Opta table radiogram
to the gallery, but they are only identified by the SAM numbers allocated to them by 'Intelli-Studio'. I don't see any means to add titles/descriptions to Gallery photos. Should I have re-titled them in 'Intelli-Studio' before uploading them?

[Skywave]

Thank you for that upload to the Gallery.

Since this item is, in effect, a record player, I have relocated those photos. to the Vintage Hi-Fi section.
I have deleted the SAM number references: at the Gallery, such reference are meaningless. What is required (in those places where you had put those 'SAM' references) is the model name and / or model number, as allocated by the manufacturer of that item. If you have more than one photo, then it is beneficial to all subsequent viewers if there are names to each photo., such as 'main chassis, top'; 'main chassis, under'; 'front view', etc. It is similarly beneficial if you add your name as the 'author', as are any comments that you may wish to add to each photo - such as what you know about the model in general; what you know about the one you had (e.g. problems found and their subsequent fixes); etc.
If you browse various other sections of the Gallery - for example, Military and Amateur Receivers - you'll soon get the general (and the preferred *) idea.

If you now look in the Gallery for your photos., you'll see that those changes have been implemented - except for the model name / number. Can you supply that bit of info., please? If you can, then I'll add that info. to that photo. set.

[* "preferred": there is nothing obligatory nor conditional in that stated 'preferred' format, but an integral concept of the Gallery is not just pictures, but general info. as well. Hence, the 'preferred' format.]

I hope that helps & answers your Q.

Regards,

Al. [Skywave] / Gallery Admin. / Sept. 01. 2013 //

[Old Sparky]

Morning, Al,
The item in the photos is a Loewe-Opta 'Luna' Phono-Stereo type 4736W, fitted with a Perpetuum-Ebner 3430 stereo 4-speed single record player. The latter uses a combination of belt & idler drive, and is fitted with a PE90 crystal cartridge. 'E' series valves are used, the radio being FM/SW/MW/LW, with a stereo amplifier using ECC83 + 2 x EL84
A separate speaker (which I do not have) was used for stereo reproduction.

[Skywave]

Thanks, O.S.: that info. has now been appended to your photos.

Al. / Sept. 02, 2013 //