This PCV4 is a very rare find! Design : Dieter Rams in 1961. Stereo amplified phono box / ” Stereo-Verstärker-Phonokoffer”. With two removable speakers. 4 speeds : 16 rpm / 33 rpm / 45 rpm / 78 rpm. Voltage: 110 / 160 / 220 Volt on 50 Hz / 35 Watt. 8 kg / 17 lb 9.9 oz (17.621 lb). Has been serviced just recently and is fully working – even has “new old stock” cartridge – see pics. Cosmetically good for its age, but with some wear around the volume knob and little rust on the outside metal parts. Notice the 50 Hertz frequency issue – the turntable will not run properly in countries with 60Hz like USA, Canada, Corea, Taiwan some parts of Japan, etc. It will be running too fast!! If you are not sure about your country, just ask – I will answer usually within 24hours. The item “Vintage Braun PCV4 portable turntable 1961 Dieter Rams Modernist” is in sale since Saturday, September 02, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Radios\Tube Radios\1960-Now”. The seller is “gitcollector” and is located in Bremen. This item can be shipped worldwide.
50s Very Rare Vintage SABA Wildbad W5 3D Braun Brown Wood Tube Radio Germany. This is a real beautiful devices and very hard-to-find. Very simple and very smooth design. The tube radio picks up LW, MW, KW and USW, FM signals. According to its age in very, very good above-average condition, marginal signs of age, but nothing major. Even the original tag label is on it. Comes from a smokefree household. There’re just some small nicks and scratches, you can see it on the pictures. This amazing design radio is fully serviced and all functions are perfect working, the display lightening and the 3 loudspeaker. A real great loud sound. All switches and knobs work well. Complete, there are no parts missing. This outstanding collectible is in original used condition and unrestored. The wood body has still its original glossy surface. Please have a close look to the detailed pictures to receive an impression about this amazing piece, the pictures do not hide anything. We are sure you will love this outstanding piece! Schwer & Söhne, GmbH. Broadcast Receiver – or past WW2 Tuner. Super-Heterodyne (Super in general); ZF/IF 472/10700 kHz. Broadcast, Long Wave, Short Wave plus FM or UHF. Power type and voltage. Alternating Current supply (AC) / 125; 150; 220 Volt. Model: Wildbad W5-3D – SABA; Villingen. Tablemodel with Push Buttons. 59 x 37,5 x 25,5 cm / 23.2 x 14.8 x 10 inch. YOU WANNA HAVE MORE? JUST CHECK OUR OTHER AUCTIONS! THERE IS MORE VINTAGE, MINT AND VERY RARE DESIGN STUFF AVAILABLE! MEIWO DESIGN on facebook! _gsrx_vers_783 GS 7.0.5 (783). The item “50s Very Rare Vintage SABA Wildbad W5 3D Braun Brown Wood Tube Radio Germany” is in sale since Monday, May 29, 2017. This item is in the category “Sound & Vision\Vintage Sound & Vision\Radios”. The seller is “meiwo.design” and is located in Auerbach. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Braun RT-20 Table Radio. This particular radio is in very nice cosmetic condition with just very few usage marks. The tube radio picks up LW, MW, and UKW signals (Broadcast, Long Wave, and FM). This combination was designed by Dieter Rams and Hans Gugelot (Bauhaus / Ulmer Schule HFG aka “Ulm College of Design”). It’s a classic example of early’New Functionalism’. Graphite enamel on metal face plate, chassis in beech veneer. As already mentioned cosmetic is for its years very nice with some very few signs of wear and age. So the veneers and steel sheet are in a very good condition with no great areas of significant loss or other forms of major damage. However they are not new and the +50 years are here and there visible. The upper veneer has been restored and some water stains have been removed. All graphics are complete. The circular grille is clean and free of dirt or rust etc. See the picture above. As mentioned paint finish is in good condition with consistent color, but it’s not brand new. Backside board is even and in a very good condition with valve map fixed on inside surface. Interior is clean with no signs of rust or oxidation. Weight is approx 8 kg or 17,6 lb. Dimensions are approx: 50 x 25,5 x 18 cm / 19.7 x 10 x 7.1 inch. Built-in voltage converter for 110,125,150,220 and 240 Volt. All switches and knobs work well trebble, bass, etc. The radio has some nice reception even without an external antenna. A truly design classic by Dieter Rams which is in many museum permanent collections, including MOMA. Please see my other. Auctions for that and other Braun design classics. BRAUN RT20 // DIETER RAMS (1932- present). The clarity of form and minimalist design vocabulary associated with the German designer Dieter Rams is closely identified with the BRAUN Company. Many of his designs for domestic appliances and audio equipment feature in the permanent collections of leading museums that collect and promote design, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art, in New York, which began to collect Braun products in 1958. After studying architecture at the Wiesbaden Academy of Applied Arts from 1947 to 1953 he spent three years as an apprentice cabinetmaker. This was followed by a period in architectural offices until he joined Braun in 1955. Rams epitomized the clean, austere appearance associated with a functional aesthetic and with associate designer, Hans Gugelot. The Braun range won every international design prize going. At this time he was also involved in furniture development with the designer, physicist, and entrepreneur Otto Zapf (born 1931). As Braun’s design director (from1960), he was responsible for establishing a cleanly stated and distinctive aesthetic for a wide range of products from kitchen appliances to alarm clocks, calculators, lighters, and electric razors. This aesthetic was also in tune with the outlook of the Hochschule für Gestaltung (ULMER SCHOOL), a progressive design academy with links to Braun that had been first established in 1954. His clearly articulated and austere 606-shelf unit for Vitsoe (1960) remained in production for more than 40 years. He has held a number of academic posts including, from 1981, a professorship in industrial design in Hamburg. In 1987 he became president of the German Rat-F-R-Formgebung (Design Council), which for many years had promoted the values associated with ideas of good design. In a recent design magazine (ICON), Rams is quoted as saying, As designers we have a great responsibility. I believe designers should eliminate the unnecessary. That means eliminating everything that is modish because this kind of thing is only short lived. Dieter Rams has received many international design awards throughout his career and his work is considered to be design classics of the highest. In full working order. As shown on pictures. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Please no personal or postal checks. Super equipment, made by Braun. The item “BRAUN RT 20 DIETER RAMS Design Tube Radio Hans Gugelot Tabletop Vintage Bauhaus” is in sale since Sunday, June 04, 2017. This item is in the category “Antiques\Periods/Styles\Modernist”. The seller is “vende_se” and is located in Werdohl. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Braun RT-20 Table Radio. This particular radio is in beautiful original cosmetic condition with very few usage marks. The tube radio picks up LW, MW, and UKW signals (Broadcast, Long Wave, and FM). This combination was designed by Dieter Rams and Hans Gugelot (Bauhaus / Ulmer Schule HFG aka “Ulm College of Design”). It’s a classic example of early’New Functionalism’. Graphite enamel on metal face plate, chassis in beech veneer. So the veneers and steel sheet are in excellent condition with no great areas of significant loss, marks, gouging, staining, or other forms of major damage. All graphics are complete, just the SENDER imprint is little gone, the circular grille is clean and free of dirt or rust etc. As mentioned paint finish is in very good condition with consistent color and with no major blemish damages. Backside board is excellent with valve map fixed on inside surface. Interior is clean, no rust or oxidation. Weight is approx 8 kg or 17,6 lb. Dimensions are approx: 50 x 25,5 x 18 cm / 19.7 x 10 x 7.1 inch. Built-in voltage converter for 110,125,150,220 and 240 Volt. Has a German power cord so an EU/UK/US/ASIA universal plug adapter is included. All switches and knobs work well trebble, bass, etc. The radio has some nice reception even without an external antenna. A truly design classic by Dieter Rams which is in many museum permanent collections, including MOMA. Please see my other. Auctions for that and other Braun design classics. BRAUN RT20 // DIETER RAMS (1932- present). The clarity of form and minimalist design vocabulary associated with the German designer Dieter Rams is closely identified with the BRAUN Company. Many of his designs for domestic appliances and audio equipment feature in the permanent collections of leading museums that collect and promote design, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art, in New York, which began to collect Braun products in 1958. After studying architecture at the Wiesbaden Academy of Applied Arts from 1947 to 1953 he spent three years as an apprentice cabinetmaker. This was followed by a period in architectural offices until he joined Braun in 1955. Rams epitomized the clean, austere appearance associated with a functional aesthetic and with associate designer, Hans Gugelot. The Braun range won every international design prize going. At this time he was also involved in furniture development with the designer, physicist, and entrepreneur Otto Zapf (born 1931). As Braun’s design director (from1960), he was responsible for establishing a cleanly stated and distinctive aesthetic for a wide range of products from kitchen appliances to alarm clocks, calculators, lighters, and electric razors. This aesthetic was also in tune with the outlook of the Hochschule für Gestaltung (ULMER SCHOOL), a progressive design academy with links to Braun that had been first established in 1954. His clearly articulated and austere 606-shelf unit for Vitsoe (1960) remained in production for more than 40 years. He has held a number of academic posts including, from 1981, a professorship in industrial design in Hamburg. In 1987 he became president of the German Rat-F-R-Formgebung (Design Council), which for many years had promoted the values associated with ideas of good design. In a recent design magazine (ICON), Rams is quoted as saying, As designers we have a great responsibility. I believe designers should eliminate the unnecessary. That means eliminating everything that is modish because this kind of thing is only short lived. Dieter Rams has received many international design awards throughout his career and his work is considered to be design classics of the highest. In full working order. As shown on pictures. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Please no personal or postal checks. Super equipment, made by Braun. The item “BRAUN RT 20 DIETER RAMS Design Tube Radio Hans Gugelot Tabletop Vintage Bauhaus” is in sale since Thursday, June 01, 2017. This item is in the category “Collectables\Radio/ Television/ Telephony\Radio\Tube/ Valve”. The seller is “vende_se” and is located in Werdohl. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Braun RT-20 Table Radio. This particular radio is in very nice cosmetic condition with just very few usage marks. The tube radio picks up LW, MW, and UKW signals (Broadcast, Long Wave, and FM). This combination was designed by Dieter Rams and Hans Gugelot (Bauhaus / Ulmer Schule HFG aka “Ulm College of Design”). It’s a classic example of early’New Functionalism’. Graphite enamel on metal face plate, chassis in beech veneer. As already mentioned cosmetic is for its years very nice with some very few signs of wear and age. So the veneers and steel sheet are in a very good condition with no great areas of significant loss or other forms of major damage. However they are not new and the +50 years are here and there visible. The upper veneer has been restored and some water stains have been removed. All graphics are complete. The circular grille is clean and free of dirt or rust etc. See the picture above. As mentioned paint finish is in good condition with consistent color, but it’s not brand new. Backside board is even and in a very good condition with valve map fixed on inside surface. Interior is clean with no signs of rust or oxidation. Weight is approx 8 kg or 17,6 lb. Dimensions are approx: 50 x 25,5 x 18 cm / 19.7 x 10 x 7.1 inch. Built-in voltage converter for 110,125,150,220 and 240 Volt. All switches and knobs work well trebble, bass, etc. The radio has some nice reception even without an external antenna. A truly design classic by Dieter Rams which is in many museum permanent collections, including MOMA. Please see my other. Auctions for that and other Braun design classics. BRAUN RT20 // DIETER RAMS (1932- present). The clarity of form and minimalist design vocabulary associated with the German designer Dieter Rams is closely identified with the BRAUN Company. Many of his designs for domestic appliances and audio equipment feature in the permanent collections of leading museums that collect and promote design, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art, in New York, which began to collect Braun products in 1958. After studying architecture at the Wiesbaden Academy of Applied Arts from 1947 to 1953 he spent three years as an apprentice cabinetmaker. This was followed by a period in architectural offices until he joined Braun in 1955. Rams epitomized the clean, austere appearance associated with a functional aesthetic and with associate designer, Hans Gugelot. The Braun range won every international design prize going. At this time he was also involved in furniture development with the designer, physicist, and entrepreneur Otto Zapf (born 1931). As Braun’s design director (from1960), he was responsible for establishing a cleanly stated and distinctive aesthetic for a wide range of products from kitchen appliances to alarm clocks, calculators, lighters, and electric razors. This aesthetic was also in tune with the outlook of the Hochschule für Gestaltung (ULMER SCHOOL), a progressive design academy with links to Braun that had been first established in 1954. His clearly articulated and austere 606-shelf unit for Vitsoe (1960) remained in production for more than 40 years. He has held a number of academic posts including, from 1981, a professorship in industrial design in Hamburg. In 1987 he became president of the German Rat-F-R-Formgebung (Design Council), which for many years had promoted the values associated with ideas of good design. In a recent design magazine (ICON), Rams is quoted as saying, As designers we have a great responsibility. I believe designers should eliminate the unnecessary. That means eliminating everything that is modish because this kind of thing is only short lived. Dieter Rams has received many international design awards throughout his career and his work is considered to be design classics of the highest. In full working order. As shown on pictures. Your satisfaction is guaranteed. Please no personal or postal checks. Super equipment, made by Braun. The item “BRAUN RT 20 DIETER RAMS Design Tube Radio Hans Gugelot Tabletop Vintage Bauhaus” is in sale since Friday, December 16, 2016. This item is in the category “Antiques\Periods/Styles\Modernist”. The seller is “vende_se” and is located in Werdohl. This item can be shipped worldwide.
ORIGINAL VI NTAGE WW2 Deutscher Kleinempfänger 1938 German RADIO. EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT CONDITION!!! IF YOU WANT ONE, YOU WOULDN’T FIND A BETTER EXAMPLE! I’m not a radio expert… For me the radio is too old to test it – I don’t trust on the original power cable and inside have dust due the age. For those who love history, past memories and heritage of the most dominant aviation, motorcycling and motoring themes. Specialize in historical headgear: goggles, helmets, sunglasses and costume accessories: hats, caps, gloves and garments. We sell antiques, collectible, and vintage items. Items may contain minor dusting, soiling, usage marks, and blemishes caused by natural aging and use. To preserve the integrity of an item we decided not to clean or restore them. We leave the cleaning decision up to you. Every so often we do list some new items which we clearly state in the description. We do try our best to match the product to the condition below. Brand new and never used. No visible flaws in appearance. Most antique and vintage items will not fall in this category. However, there are some old back stock still in the market and highly sought after. Upon close inspection some very minor signs of use or wear, but no serious flaws. Highly prized antique and vintage items. Condition usually can’t be upgraded or any better. Obviously used but kept in great condition and well cared for. Displays normal signs of use and wear but no abuse. Clearly used enough to cause noticeable signs of wear. Overall still in collectible condition. Offers satisfaction of owning a long sought after piece. The collectible condition is still tolerated by most collectors. Used extensively, many cosmetic flaws and signs of wear. Still holds collectible desire based on availability, uniqueness and character. Makes for a nice filler piece. Used extensively with abundant and major cosmetic flaws. Makes for a nice filler collectible until a better one can be obtained. Displays lots of use and age character. For the collector who likes to restore or just desires the primitive rustic look of an abused aged item. The condition listed is a personal opinion. We try to give a fair opinion based on our experience. The pictures are taken from actual items. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. These charges are the buyers responsibility. We are committed to providing our customers total satisfaction. BRF offers the following. If you are not satisfied with the product, please contact first. Otherwise all sales are final. Please pay close attention to photos and description. Additional photos or information are available upon request. As proof of mailing. Transit time can range from 2 to 5 days for Europe and 7 to 15 days for USA and for Rest of the World. No checks and no M. BRF is committed to protecting your privacy. We will not sell, trade, rent or disclose any information that identifies you to a third party. ENJOY OUR ITEMS AND HAVE A NICE DAY! The item “Vintage Original 1938 GERMAN WW2 TUBE RADIO Deutscher Kleinempfänger BRAUN WWII” is in sale since Monday, August 29, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Radios\Tube Radios\1930-49″. The seller is “lfazevedo” and is located in Matosinhos. This item can be shipped worldwide.
This offering is for a vintage german tube radio and turntable combination. Model 1963 – 68. Circuit diagram and description. This Braun Stereo-Combination is very nice to look at. The video and the pictures shows the good condition. The design with its clear lines was already trendsetting in the late fifties. Braun his time was far ahead. The design was already trendsetting in the late fifties. Radios from other manufacturers were still in furniture in the so-called “Gelsenkirchen Baroque”. For these reasons, Braun-Radios were mainly bought by the avantgarde, for example, by doctors, lawyers, architects or higher officials. Some models of the house Braun located in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The housing is made of wood. This combination has some special features. The combination consists radio, record player and speaker. The radio and turntable are visible protected by an acrylic cover. The radio has a clear and natural sound. The reception area on FM is from 87 to 104. The turntable is designed for playback of vinyl records. The speeds may be adjusted to 16, 33 and 45 rpm. At the end of the music, the motor switches sometimes not off. For the technically interested readers some details. ECH81, EF89, EABC80, EL84. Loudspeaker: 1 Isophon Broadband. Wave bands: Medium Wave-Broadcast, Short Wave, Long Wave, FM. Power: AC 110 – 220Volt. Dimensions: 22.8 x 9.6 x 11.4 inch, (580 x 244 x 290 mm). Net weight: 24 lb, 3.7 oz (11kg). The radio has the typical design of Hans Gugelot, he designed 1955 the Music cabinet Phonosuper SK4, consisting of a wooden cabinet made of maple and is fitted with a tube radio chassis, a record player and broadband speaker. The last model of the series, this offered Phonosuper SK55, a combination with the radio chassis RC 32 and the turntable P2. It just fits into any living room. This radio is pleasent and certainly is an eye-catcher. The housing is made of metal, the side parts are made of wood and the cover. Made of acrylic glass. The cabinet and the cover have signs of wear and minor scratches. I cleaned the chassis as well as the housing very carefully, but traces of age and use can be seen. Because of their age many electronic components are subject to deterioration and wear. For theses reasons I have these parts replaced with high-quality, new components. Please note, this analog radio-phono combination is more than fifty years old. A comparison with digital combinations of today are not possible. All have been carefully restored and works very well. After all, it is nearly sixty years old. However, I would point out that the combination, perhaps sometime in the future, may have an error. But even in this case a solution is possible. Attached are the service manuals and schematics, so a good technician can perform possible repairs. Still, if you have any questions about this wonderful device, please contact me. The radio does not have built-in antennas. An FM antenna is included. Please note this is a Europaen model, FM works up to 104MHz (almost up to 105MHz). I´m using a check-list with many points for all work which has to be done in an old tube-radio. The furniture was cleaned and polished, but I get his old patina. The finish is original, certainly has the crazing in the finish that is so common to these radios, but it is still shiny and attractive. The original bottom panel is also in place. Please look to the pictures carefully. Traces of use the radio shows make it a beautiful antique. This beauty radio with it’s lovely furniture, dial glass and furniture must not be damaged. I will package this radio personally to make sure it is done correctly. This is a used radio from my collection and it is offered by private. Usual signs of use are not listed separately and are no cause for complaint. The combination has a very high weight. That’s why I send the radio in two packages. In the first package are the radio, the record player and the speakers. The second package is the base and the glass plate. Assembling is very simple. Your questions will be answered professionally. The free listing tool. The item “Vintage German Tube Radio BRAUN SK55 with TURNTABLE produced 1963″ is in sale since Friday, September 16, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Radios\Tube Radios\1960-Now”. The seller is “radiomanufaktur” and is located in Rhineland-Palatinate. This item can be shipped to United States, to all countries in Europe, to all countries in continental Asia, to Canada, to Mexico, BR, to Australia.
This offering is for a vintage german tube radio and turntable combination. Atelier 1 – 8. Model 1959 – 60. Unfortunately, the sound qualities in this videos are inadequate and maybe the videos will not be shown in all countries. For this reason I have made several videos. This Braun Radio-Phono-Combination Atelier 1 – 8 is very nice to look at. The video and the pictures shows the good condition. Today, this model can be found only rarely. The design with its clear lines was already trendsetting in the late fifties. The Atelier 1- 8 just fits into any living room. The combination looks very elegant with its white surface. This radio is pleasent and certainly is an eye-catcher. Braun his time was far ahead. The radio has the typical design of Hans Gugelot, he designed 1955 the first Music cabinet Phonosuper SK4, consisting of a wooden cabinet made of maple and is fitted with a tube radio chassis, a record player and broadband speaker. The design was already trendsetting in the late fifties. Radios from other manufacturers were still in furniture in the so-called “Gelsenkirchen Baroque”. For these reasons, Braun-Radios were mainly bought by the avantgarde, for example, by doctors, lawyers, architects or higher officials. Some models of the house Braun located in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. These combinations are very rare these days to find and mostly owned by collectors from Braun-equipment. The housing is made of wood. This combination has some special features. The stereo combination consists of the active radio part and a turntable. The loudspeakers were manufactured by Dual. These analogous technology can not be compared with today’s analogous or. Please note the technical equipment was developed about sixty years ago and do not expect a high-end device. The housing is made out of wood. It has some special features, it consists radio, record player and speaker. The combination provides the sound these Braun radios and Dual speakers are known for. The radio does have built-in antennas. Please note this is a Europaen model. FM works up to 100MHz (almost up to 102MHz). The turntable is designed for Stereo-playback of vinyl and shellac records. The amplifier tubes are 2x EL84, output power per channel is 6 W. The speeds of turntable may be adjusted to 16, 33, 45 and 78 rpm. For this reason I have installed an equivalent system. At the end of the record, the motor switches (sometimes not) off. The cabinet and the loudspeakers have signs of wear. I cleaned the chassis as well as the housing very carefully. Because of their age many electronic components are subject to deterioration and wear. For theses reasons I have these parts replaced with high-quality, new components as shown in the photos of the underside of the chassis. For the technically interested readers some details. ECH81, EF89, EF89, EABC80, EM84, ECC83, EL84, EL84. Wave bands: Medium Wave-Broadcast, Short wave, Long Wave, FM. Power: Switchable to AC 110 – 220Volt. Material: Wooden Case with pedestal. Dimensions: 23 x 11.5 x 11.5 inch, (583 x 293 x 290 mm). Net weight: 28 lb, 10.1 oz (13kg). All have been carefully restored and works well, as the YouTube-Videos show. However, I would point out that the combination, perhaps sometime in the future, may have an error. But even in this case a solution is possible. Attached are the service manuals/schematics, so a good technician can perform possible repairs. Still, if you have any questions about this wonderful device, please contact me. A few words about me. I’m radio and television master of the “old school”. The training in Germany will be made dual. This is of great advantage. It means the trainee is formed parallel in the company and at school. The company provides practical knowledge and the school teaches the theoretical fundamentals. After three and a half years there is a final exam in theory and practice. By the master exam is possible to open his own business and young people to train. My training in the craft began in 1967 as the tube technology was at its peak. Over time I have repaired several thousand devices expertly. All offered radios are in my collection for decades. Now I reduce my collection and offering some special pieces here. I will gladly answer your questions about tube radios. I´m using a check-list with many points for all work which has to be done in an old tube-radio. The finish is original, certainly has the crazing in the finish that is so common to these radios, but it is still shiny and attractive. The original bottom panel is also in place. Please look to the pictures carefully. Traces of use the radio shows make it a beautiful antique. This beauty radio with it’s lovely furniture, dial glass and speaker grille must not be damaged. I will package this radio personally to make sure it is done correctly. My packaging meets the requirements of the German Post / DHL. To prevent future damage in transit, I revised the packaging as shown on the pictures. Braun, some interesting facts. The company Max Braun oHG was founded in 1921 by the engineer Max Braun in Frankfurt. 1923 constructed Max Brown his first radio and produced for the expanding radio industry tube socket and accessories. The great success encouraged him to move already two years later in a new factory building. There, the production of an amplifier for the sound of large events began. At the end of the decade, Brown took over the production of radio receivers in license by Carl Sevecke. With the beginning of 1933 the development and production of self-developed radio began. These were the models Mozart, Edel-Super and Super W4, and the production of the Volksempfänger. The first predecessor of SK55 was music combination Phono-Super 637GW. At 1936, the first portable radios were designed and manufactured. Due to the war years the company Braun had to take over the production of armaments. In 1944 the Frankfurt factories were destroyed by air raids. The production facilities were built after the war. In addition to other equipment there began the production of the first dry shaver Model 50S. After the sudden death of Max Braun 1951 (he was only 61 years old) took his sons Artur and Erwin Braun company. Erwin Braun formed the appearance of the company completely around. He changed the face in the company and unified the product range. A fundamentally new was the thought to establish a department for design. Here new products should be developed, which should be distinguished by a different appearance from the crowd of other manufacturers. It emerged in teamwork most products and designs. Very farsighted was also collaborating with the School of Design in Ulm, Germany, here the foundations were laid for the world-famous Braun design. Important names for product design were beside Fritz Eichler, also Hans Gugelot, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Herbert Hirche and Dieter Rams. Early pioneering products in the radio range are the small tube radio SK 1 and the radio-phonograph combination series “PK-G”. Reactions to the straightforward style, which was characterized by its clear forms, could not be greater. Some loved the Braun design, others despised him. It was especially the elite who was enthusiastic about the design and was in accordance with purchasing power. Only gradually copied some manufacturers the design, it was the so-called Nordic style in the sixties. The last Braun appliances with the model name Atelier was delivered in the year 1990. The free listing tool. The item “Vintage German Tube Radio BRAUN ATELIER 1-8 with DUAL speakers” is in sale since Thursday, August 18, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Radios\Tube Radios\1950-59″. The seller is “radiomanufaktur” and is located in Rhineland-Palatinate. This item can be shipped to United States, to all countries in Europe, to Canada, to China, to Mexico, to Japan, BR, to Australia.
This offering is for a vintage german tube radio and turntable combination. Atelier 1 – 8. Model 1959 – 60. Unfortunately, the sound qualities in this videos are inadequate and maybe the videos will not be shown in all countries. For this reason I have made several videos. This Braun Radio-Phono-Combination Atelier 1 – 8 is very nice to look at. The video and the pictures shows the good condition. Today, this model can be found only rarely. The design with its clear lines was already trendsetting in the late fifties. The Atelier 1- 8 just fits into any living room. The combination looks very elegant with its white surface. This radio is pleasent and certainly is an eye-catcher. Braun his time was far ahead. The radio has the typical design of Hans Gugelot, he designed 1955 the first Music cabinet Phonosuper SK4, consisting of a wooden cabinet made of maple and is fitted with a tube radio chassis, a record player and broadband speaker. The design was already trendsetting in the late fifties. Radios from other manufacturers were still in furniture in the so-called “Gelsenkirchen Baroque”. For these reasons, Braun-Radios were mainly bought by the avantgarde, for example, by doctors, lawyers, architects or higher officials. Some models of the house Braun located in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. These combinations are very rare these days to find and mostly owned by collectors from Braun-equipment. The housing is made of wood. This combination has some special features. The stereo combination consists of the active radio part and a turntable. The loudspeakers were manufactured by Dual. These analogous technology can not be compared with today’s analogous or. Please note the technical equipment was developed about sixty years ago and do not expect a high-end device. The housing is made out of wood. It has some special features, it consists radio, record player and speaker. The combination provides the sound these Braun radios and Dual speakers are known for. The radio does have built-in antennas. Please note this is a Europaen model. FM works up to 100MHz (almost up to 102MHz). The turntable is designed for Stereo-playback of vinyl and shellac records. The amplifier tubes are 2x EL84, output power per channel is 6 W. The speeds of turntable may be adjusted to 16, 33, 45 and 78 rpm. For this reason I have installed an equivalent system. At the end of the record, the motor switches (sometimes not) off. The cabinet and the loudspeakers have signs of wear. I cleaned the chassis as well as the housing very carefully. Because of their age many electronic components are subject to deterioration and wear. For theses reasons I have these parts replaced with high-quality, new components as shown in the photos of the underside of the chassis. For the technically interested readers some details. ECH81, EF89, EF89, EABC80, EM84, ECC83, EL84, EL84. Wave bands: Medium Wave-Broadcast, Short wave, Long Wave, FM. Power: Switchable to AC 110 – 220Volt. Material: Wooden Case with pedestal. Dimensions: 23 x 11.5 x 11.5 inch, (583 x 293 x 290 mm). Net weight: 28 lb, 10.1 oz (13kg). All have been carefully restored and works well, as the YouTube-Videos show. However, I would point out that the combination, perhaps sometime in the future, may have an error. But even in this case a solution is possible. Attached are the service manuals/schematics, so a good technician can perform possible repairs. Still, if you have any questions about this wonderful device, please contact me. A few words about me. I’m radio and television master of the “old school”. The training in Germany will be made dual. This is of great advantage. It means the trainee is formed parallel in the company and at school. The company provides practical knowledge and the school teaches the theoretical fundamentals. After three and a half years there is a final exam in theory and practice. By the master exam is possible to open his own business and young people to train. My training in the craft began in 1967 as the tube technology was at its peak. Over time I have repaired several thousand devices expertly. All offered radios are in my collection for decades. Now I reduce my collection and offering some special pieces here. I will gladly answer your questions about tube radios. I´m using a check-list with many points for all work which has to be done in an old tube-radio. The finish is original, certainly has the crazing in the finish that is so common to these radios, but it is still shiny and attractive. The original bottom panel is also in place. Please look to the pictures carefully. Traces of use the radio shows make it a beautiful antique. This beauty radio with it’s lovely furniture, dial glass and speaker grille must not be damaged. I will package this radio personally to make sure it is done correctly. My packaging meets the requirements of the German Post / DHL. To prevent future damage in transit, I revised the packaging as shown on the pictures. Braun, some interesting facts. The company Max Braun oHG was founded in 1921 by the engineer Max Braun in Frankfurt. 1923 constructed Max Brown his first radio and produced for the expanding radio industry tube socket and accessories. The great success encouraged him to move already two years later in a new factory building. There, the production of an amplifier for the sound of large events began. At the end of the decade, Brown took over the production of radio receivers in license by Carl Sevecke. With the beginning of 1933 the development and production of self-developed radio began. These were the models Mozart, Edel-Super and Super W4, and the production of the Volksempfänger. The first predecessor of SK55 was music combination Phono-Super 637GW. At 1936, the first portable radios were designed and manufactured. Due to the war years the company Braun had to take over the production of armaments. In 1944 the Frankfurt factories were destroyed by air raids. The production facilities were built after the war. In addition to other equipment there began the production of the first dry shaver Model 50S. After the sudden death of Max Braun 1951 (he was only 61 years old) took his sons Artur and Erwin Braun company. Erwin Braun formed the appearance of the company completely around. He changed the face in the company and unified the product range. A fundamentally new was the thought to establish a department for design. Here new products should be developed, which should be distinguished by a different appearance from the crowd of other manufacturers. It emerged in teamwork most products and designs. Very farsighted was also collaborating with the School of Design in Ulm, Germany, here the foundations were laid for the world-famous Braun design. Important names for product design were beside Fritz Eichler, also Hans Gugelot, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Herbert Hirche and Dieter Rams. Early pioneering products in the radio range are the small tube radio SK 1 and the radio-phonograph combination series “PK-G”. Reactions to the straightforward style, which was characterized by its clear forms, could not be greater. Some loved the Braun design, others despised him. It was especially the elite who was enthusiastic about the design and was in accordance with purchasing power. Only gradually copied some manufacturers the design, it was the so-called Nordic style in the sixties. The last Braun appliances with the model name Atelier was delivered in the year 1990. The free listing tool. The item “Vintage German Tube Radio BRAUN ATELIER 1-8 with DUAL speakers” is in sale since Thursday, August 04, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Radios\Tube Radios\1950-59″. The seller is “radiomanufaktur” and is located in Rhineland-Palatinate. This item can be shipped to United States, to all countries in Europe, to Canada, to China, to Mexico, to Japan, BR, to Australia.
This offering is for a vintage german tube radio and turntable combination. Model 1960 – 61. Unfortunately, the sound qualities in this videos are inadequate and maybe the videos will not be shown in all countries. For this reason I have made several videos. This Braun Radio-Phono-Combination PKG 5-81 is very nice to look at. The video and the pictures shows the good condition. Today, this model can be found only rarely. This radio-phono combination was produced according to my knowledge, in a quantity of only 500 pieces. The design with its clear lines was already trendsetting in the late fifties. The PKG 5-81 just fits into any living room. The combination looks very elegant with its honey-colored wood surface. This radio is pleasent and certainly is an eye-catcher. Braun his time was far ahead. The radio has the typical design of Hans Gugelot, he designed 1955 the first Music cabinet Phonosuper SK4, consisting of a wooden cabinet made of maple and is fitted with a tube radio chassis, a record player and broadband speaker. The design was already trendsetting in the late fifties. Radios from other manufacturers were still in furniture in the so-called “Gelsenkirchen Baroque”. For these reasons, Braun-Radios were mainly bought by the avantgarde, for example, by doctors, lawyers, architects or higher officials. Some models of the house Braun located in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. These combinations are very rare these days to find and mostly owned by collectors from Braun-equipment. The housing is made of wood, as well as the pedestal. This combination has some special features. The two-piece stereo combination consists of the active radio part and a pedestal. In the upper unit radio, record player and speakers are built. The turntable is visible protected by a sliding glass panel. The wooden pedestal can be disassembled. Due to it´s weight, the radio combination is delivered in two packages. These analogous technology can not be compared with today’s analogous or. Please note the technical equipment was developed about sixty years ago and do not expect a high-end device. The housing is made out of a combination of wood and glass. It has some special features, it consists radio, record player and speaker. The combination provides the sound these Braun radios are known for. The radio does have built-in antennas. Please note this is a Europaen model. FM works up to 100MHz (almost up to 102MHz). The turntable is designed for Stereo-playback of vinyl records. The amplifier tubes are 2x EL84, output power per channel is 6 W. For stereo playback of analogous records an additional external 5 Ohm speaker must be connected. The speeds of turntable may be adjusted to 16, 33, 45 and 78 rpm. The stylus is not original. To play records at 78rpm this stylus is less suitable. At the end of the record, the motor switches (sometimes not) off. The cabinet and the glass cover have signs of wear. I cleaned the chassis as well as the housing very carefully. Because of their age many electronic components are subject to deterioration and wear. For theses reasons I have these parts replaced with high-quality, new components as shown in the photos of the inside of the unit. For the technically interested readers some details. ECH81, EF89, EBF89, EM84, ECC83, ECC83, EL84, EL84. Loudspeaker 2: Isophon Tweeter and Isophon Broadband. Wave bands: Medium Wave-Broadcast, Short wave, Long Wave, FM. Power: Switchable to AC 110 – 220Volt. Material: Wooden Case with pedestal. Dimensions: 37.2 x 25.6 x 14.4 inch, (945 x 650 x 365 mm). Net weight: 58 lb, 9.4 oz (26,6kg). All have been carefully restored and works well, as the YouTube-Videos show. However, I would point out that the combination, perhaps sometime in the future, may have an error. But even in this case a solution is possible. Attached are the service manuals/schematics, so a good technician can perform possible repairs. Still, if you have any questions about this wonderful device, please contact me. A few words about me. I’m radio and television master of the “old school”. The training in Germany will be made dual. This is of great advantage. It means the trainee is formed parallel in the company and at school. The company provides practical knowledge and the school teaches the theoretical fundamentals. After three and a half years there is a final exam in theory and practice. By the master exam is possible to open his own business and young people to train. My training in the craft began in 1967 as the tube technology was at its peak. Over time I have repaired several thousand devices expertly. All offered radios are in my collection for decades. Now I reduce my collection and offering some special pieces here. I will gladly answer your questions about tube radios. I´m using a check-list with many points for all work which has to be done in an old tube-radio. The finish is original, certainly has the crazing in the finish that is so common to these radios, but it is still shiny and attractive. The original bottom panel is also in place. Please look to the pictures carefully. Traces of use the radio shows make it a beautiful antique. This beauty radio with it’s lovely furniture, dial glass and speaker grille must not be damaged. I will package this radio personally to make sure it is done correctly. My packaging meets the requirements of the German Post / DHL. To prevent future damage in transit, I revised the packaging as shown on the pictures. Braun, some interesting facts. The company Max Braun oHG was founded in 1921 by the engineer Max Braun in Frankfurt. 1923 constructed Max Brown his first radio and produced for the expanding radio industry tube socket and accessories. The great success encouraged him to move already two years later in a new factory building. There, the production of an amplifier for the sound of large events began. At the end of the decade, Brown took over the production of radio receivers in license by Carl Sevecke. With the beginning of 1933 the development and production of self-developed radio began. These were the models Mozart, Edel-Super and Super W4, and the production of the Volksempfänger. The first predecessor of SK55 was music combination Phono-Super 637GW. At 1936, the first portable radios were designed and manufactured. Due to the war years the company Braun had to take over the production of armaments. In 1944 the Frankfurt factories were destroyed by air raids. The production facilities were built after the war. In addition to other equipment there began the production of the first dry shaver Model 50S. After the sudden death of Max Braun 1951 (he was only 61 years old) took his sons Artur and Erwin Braun company. Erwin Braun formed the appearance of the company completely around. He changed the face in the company and unified the product range. A fundamentally new was the thought to establish a department for design. Here new products should be developed, which should be distinguished by a different appearance from the crowd of other manufacturers. It emerged in teamwork most products and designs. Very farsighted was also collaborating with the School of Design in Ulm, Germany, here the foundations were laid for the world-famous Braun design. Important names for product design were beside Fritz Eichler, also Hans Gugelot, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Herbert Hirche and Dieter Rams. Early pioneering products in the radio range are the small tube radio SK 1 and the radio-phonograph combination series “PK-G”. Reactions to the straightforward style, which was characterized by its clear forms, could not be greater. Some loved the Braun design, others despised him. It was especially the elite who was enthusiastic about the design and was in accordance with purchasing power. Only gradually copied some manufacturers the design, it was the so-called Nordic style in the sixties. The last Braun appliances with the model name Atelier was delivered in the year 1990. The free listing tool. The item “Vintage German Tube Radio BRAUN PKG 5-81 with TURNTABLE produced 1960″ is in sale since Thursday, July 07, 2016. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Radio, Phonograph, TV, Phone\Radios\Tube Radios\1960-Now”. The seller is “radiomanufaktur” and is located in Rhineland-Palatinate. This item can be shipped to United States, to all countries in Europe, to Canada, to China, to Mexico, to Japan, BR, to Australia.
