The Kuba Komet was a home entertainment system manufactured in West Germany from 1957-1962. The oddly angular upper section could rotate and included eight speakers. The bottom section opened to reveal a radio, a record player and an optional wire audio recorder. The Komet was very expensive:
The suggested retail price for this model was 2,798 DeutchMarks or approximately $1,260, which at that time, represented more than a year's wages for an average worker
The KUBA Corporation changed hands several times before it closed its doors in 1972. There are very few surviving Komets in the world.
Gorgeous! They don't make household appliances that stylish anymore. Or anything, really.
Abusive comment hidden.
(Show it anyway.)
Is it Kuba or Kuka? Post says both.
Abusive comment hidden.
(Show it anyway.)