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Category Archives: Collections
Service Shortcuts – November 1932
Radio Retailing brings you some helpful service shortcuts: Tube Numbering That Means Something The RMA is seriously considering a new three-character system of marking radio receiving tubes which may shortly come into general use in place of the present meaningless … Continue reading
The Speaker Spotter – November 6th, 2015
Today’s Speaker Spotter showing the most interesting speakers for sale on the local Craigslist has a number of rare, unusual, and high-end speakers you’re not likely to find anywhere else. As always, I’m not affiliated with any of these sellers, … Continue reading
The Speaker Spotter – September 30th, 2015
It’s back! Another installment in this occasional series, “The Speaker Spotter”, picking out the most interesting speakers available on my local Craigslist. Today’s Speaker Spotter focuses on bookshelf speakers for the best sound possible in a small package. As always, … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Collections, Commentary, Hi-Fi, Speakers
Tagged sale, speaker spotter, Speakers, speakers of craigslist, vintage speakers
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The Speaker Spotter – Speakers of Craigslist: June 3rd, 2015
It’s back – the Speakers of Craigslist, a periodic round-up of what’s interesting on my local Craigslist these days. Sorry for the hiatus, putting these together is a bit of work! As always, I am not affiliated with any of … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Collections, Commentary, Speakers, Vintage
Tagged Bose, cornwall, Craigslist, cs-88, Electro-Voice, eminence, EV, heresy, Klipsch, knight, lewis erath, lwe, pioneer, Speakers
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ANOTHER fine achievement in radio set design
Radio Retailing, Apr. 1929
Posted in Collections, Vintage
Tagged radio retailing, radiola 33, rca radiola, vintage ad
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“We’ll See You at the Trade Show!”
Radio Retailing, Apr. 1929
Factories Making CeCo Tubes
CeCo Plant No. 2, now partially in operation and to be finally completed in April – located at Providence, R.I. Radio Retailing, Apr. 1929
Raytheon, “The Healthy Tubes”
What makes these tubes healthy compared with the others, anyway? Radio Retailing, April 1929
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Tagged healthy tubes, raytheon, tube, tubes, vintage ad
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The Audak Electro-Chromatic Pick-Up
Throughout the music world AUDAK Reproducers have long been the standard by which others are judged and valued. Their ability to respond to every shade and colortone…so essential to REAL music…has been faithfully transmitted to the AUDAK Chromatic Pick-up, creating … Continue reading
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Tagged audak, audak pick-up, audak reproducer, electro-chromatic, vintage ad, vintage radio
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What do we have here?
I was reading about how to build a capacitor checker from the December 1959 issue of Popular Electronics and stumbled across something that looked very familiar. I know that shape. Nearly identical to a Bose® 901 Series I/II cabinet, and even … Continue reading →