Here i have for sale is a 1946 crosley 56pb radio. Overall it works great. I have fully recapped it. Also i have added an auxiliary input so with just a flip of a switch on the back you can plug in any device via the 1/8 audio jack (the blue tooth device in pictures is NOT included). Its a very nice looking radio now. I have run it for a few hours to make sure everything is good.
I have fully recapped it as well as replaced out of spec resistors. Also i have added an auxiliary input so with just a flip of a switch on the back you can plug in any device via the 1/8 audio jack (the blue tooth device in pictures is NOT included). Its a very nice looking radio. The bakelite looks nice. Just had one crack on the bottom corner which i glued and you cant see it without tipping it over. I have run it for a few hours to make sure everything is good.
Here i have for sale is a 1966 sears silvertone 6031 clock radio. These were amongst the very last tabletop tubes sets to ever be produced for the american market. Overall it works great. I have fully recapped it. Also i have added an auxiliary input so with just a flip of a switch on the back you can plug in any device via the 1/8 audio jack (the blue tooth device in pictures is NOT included). Its a very nice looking radio now. It was a boring solid white that had yellowed due to age as its made of same plastic that computers and electronics used in the following decades so i painted it red to make its ugly boring design stand out with the black clock face and white knobs they didnt yellow due to age as they were made of the older plastics that pretty much all other radios of the time were made of. I have run it for a few hours to make sure everything is good. So unless you live near some strong signals not much will come in. But with a radio like this most buyers only care that it has an audio input so you can listen to whatever you want, in which that works great and even this simple last-of-its-kind tube radio sounds great!
Here i have for sale is a 1946 crosley 56tu radio. (i know this is a big ask, but i also have a 1946 crosley 56pb that i restored and listed that was bought new at the same store at the same time by the same family and these 2 have been together the whole time and it would be nice if they stayed together) overall it works great. I have fully recapped it. Also i have added an auxiliary input so with just a flip of a switch on the back you can plug in any device via the 1/8 audio jack (the blue tooth device in pictures is NOT included). Its a very nice looking radio now. It was a boring solid white that had a bunch of stains and scratches so i painted it a nice red. I have run it for a few hours to make sure everything is good.
Here i have for sale is a 1947 belmont 6d121 radio. Overall it works great. I have fully recapped it. Also i have added an auxiliary input so with just a flip of a switch on the back you can plug in any device via the 1/8 audio jack (the blue tooth device in pictures is NOT included). Its a very nice looking radio now. The original white paint was stained and scratched so i painted a 2 tone red and white. I have run it for a few hours to make sure everything is good.
Old Antique Wood Philco tube radio 41 220 Vintage. Authentic tube radio case that has been upgraded with Bluetooth, new speaker and new light. Turn on Rocker switch and connect to your Bluetooth device.
This is a 6tube, wooden table model radio with a self-contained loop antenna. The radio measures 15.5″ wide x 9.5″ high x 8.5 deep. A Bluetooth receiver was wired inside the radio and is activated through a switch on the back of the radio. Electronically, the chassis has been completely cleaned and brand new electrolytic capacitorsinstalled. Tubes and resistors were tested and replaced as needed. Wiring and other components were replaced as needed. The radio has beentuned for optimal reception and quality of sound. The cabinet was cleanedinternally with mineral spirits, the external finish restored and lightly waxed. The dial face graphics are crisp and clear. The original knobs werepolished. The grill cloth, if necessary, was replaced with a stunningperiod pattern. Thevintage radio consists of various vacuum tubes, capacitors, resistors, andother electronic components. This radio has been disassembled, cleaned, and allcomponents tested. Non-functioning or suspect components were replaced. Vacuumtubes are similar to light bulbs in that an interior filament heats up insidethe vacuum tube. When the filament burns out, the tube will need to bereplaced. The vacuum tubes installed on this radio have been tested and are ingood working order. The longevity of the tube and its filaments is relatedto the length of time the radio is operated and the frequency of turning theradio power on and off. For instance, a good tube should last 5,000 to 10,000hours. Toprotect your investment in this vintage radio. Vintage radios restored to receive broadcast stations(many Bluetooth enabled). Restoration and Bluetooth installation servicesavailable.
