I think he's talking about his Zenith in (Post #53).Can we see a pic?
I think he's talking about his Zenith in (Post #53).Can we see a pic?
You are correct. I was tired and didn't catch that.I think he's talking about his Zenith in (Post #53).
Dunno if I posted this before but I'll nominate the Cambridge Sound Works Model 88.
I went to town on a Sony High Fidelity ICF-9650W AM/FM. In aged stock form it wasnt too great. Replaced the amp IC, wires, resistors with 1% metal films, caps with Fine Gold/Silmic and all transistors. Couldnt believe the sound, comparable to CD quality. Best table radio I ever heard.
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I bought this several years ago... fell in love with it's looks, even has a tube amp inside. Sits in our dining room and used for low/soft/background dinner music.
Have a Tivoli One also.
Do you mind sharing the make/model?
make/model?
This is our kitchen radio -- I am very happy with it. I especially like the fact that it has a "hot" AM tuner. I can receive WBZ-AM in Boston (120 miles away) even in the daytime. I just have to make sure the LED lights in the kitchen are turned off, otherwise the RFI hash wipes it out
http://www.sangean.com/products/product.asp?mid=153
The Tivoli basic FM radio is very nice, too. Do they still make it?
Our daughter has a Tivoli PAL we got her when she matriculated into college (2002) -- she and her husband still use it regularly.
Quest 601 AM/FM Vacuum Tube Radio.
fwiw... OM had my receipt in it. Bought it in 2006. Uses a pair of el84 output tubes. Never had one problem with it in 14 yrs. The one above is the mono version, they also make/made a stereo version which looks similar to the mono one but a little bigger and has grill cloth on both sides of the dial. I bought both the stereo and mono.. had them for years but thought the mono one sounded a little better.. stereo one went to a friend.