Maxcom 6-button 1A2 phone
All gone -- shown for info only
The Comdial Maxcom was a traditional 1A2 6-button phone housed in untraditional plastic, styled like more modern electronic key phones.
It was marketed in the early 1980s, at the end of the 1A2 era.
The bottom of the housing could be reversed for either wall or desk use.
The phones were made in a variety of colors and could be equipped with either matching or contrasting faceplates. The handsets were modular.
It was marketed in the early 1980s, at the end of the 1A2 era.
The bottom of the housing could be reversed for either wall or desk use.
The phones were made in a variety of colors and could be equipped with either matching or contrasting faceplates. The handsets were modular.
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