I’m getting nothing but static but could be three fact that there is no antenna. One channel came in slightly. The clock does work and the knobs all work. The two knobs located in the clock lens are missing and there is a hairline crack along top side. Needs a mid thorough cleaning as i rescued it from a barn.
The radio was “serviced” a couple of years ago, it turns on and hums but probably needs more maintenance. I couldn’t get a station in, but I did get some static. So it may just be poor connection.
Thank you for looking at this. Vintage old tube or radio? I’ve been collecting radios for a while and I’ve never seen this radio before. So to me this is pretty rare. Maybe you’ve seen it? I don’t know. It’s pretty cool though. It’s going to need a rebuild. Definitely going to need repair. Doesn’t look like I have a power cord for it. I’m not sure how it’s supposed to power up. Looks like it has all the tubes and all the components that go with it. Like I said it’s very cool.
Brand: Philips?? Model: Saturn 641 Stereo?? Country of origin: Germany?? Production period: circa 1960s?? Type: Vintage tube stereo receiver?? Condition: Excellent vintage condition, fully functional. Stereo tube amplifier integrated with radio. Output power: approximately 2 × 6-8W (depending on load). FM stereo tuner with automatic frequency control (AFC). AUX input for external devices record players, Bluetooth modules, etc. Speaker output terminals for external speakers. ? Sound & Performance. Warm, rich tube sound with wide stereo image. High FM sensitivity, stable reception. Smooth mids, pleasant treble, classic tube low-end warmth. Ideal for vintage sound lovers, collectors, and interior decor enthusiasts. Beautiful wooden cabinet with a stylish retro fabric front. Illuminated glass tuning scale. Elegant gold accents and classic mid-century European style. Professionally packed with multi-layer shock protection. ? Additional Notes: The Philips Saturn 641 Stereo is a highly regarded model among vintage radio and tube amplifier collectors. Its combination of stunning design, exceptional stereo sound, and Philips’ legendary 1960s engineering make it a true treasure. Perfect for creating a cozy, authentic atmosphere with genuine vintage Hi-Fi sound. Please see the pictures of the products for more details about the condition of the products. RARE PHILIPS CAPELLA TONMEISTER 842. Please inspect all images for condition reference. If you have any question or concern, please do not hesitate to contact me. Check and take into account the specifics of your local electrical network. Your satisfaction is my first priority. I appreciate your kindness. If you have any any kind of question with your order, please contact me and i will do my best to make you satisfied. I always respond within 24 hours. Any situation, Any Question, Welcome to contact me. SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS.
This rare vintage Grundig tube radio model 2028u made in Western Germany is a collector’s item that needs repair. The radio features the brand’s signature design and is a must-have for vintage audio enthusiasts. It is perfect for those who love to restore old electronics and bring them back to life. The radio is in good condition, but it needs some work to be fully functional. It would make an excellent addition to any vintage radio collection or a great project for someone who enjoys repairing electronics. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to own this unique piece of history.
Includes original case – missing top portion. Radio measures 4 1/4″ x 2 1/2″ x 1 LWH. Shirt pocket radio, thermoplastic cabinet 4 1/4 x 2 9/16 x 1 1/8 inches / 108 x 65 x 29 mm Six transistors (Sony, 2x 2T65, 2T73, 2x 2T76, 2T84), superheterodyne circuit One standard 9-volt battery Manufactured by Sony Corp. Japan Released in November 1958, the first truly mass-marketed Japanese pocket transistor radio exported to the US, several hundred thousand units involved – this and its seminal, multiple-award-winning cabinet design make it one of the most historically significant transistor radios ever produced. A small and slim radio that could easily fit into any shirt pocket unlike its “pocket” predecessors, such as the Standard SR. F22, Hitachi TH- 621 and Sony. TR-63, the TR-610 incorporated a round brass-rimmed speaker grille that was to become an iconic emblem of the pocket transistor radio. Because of its unprecedented number of units imported to the US, its timeless cabinet design and its relatively low price, the Sony TR-610 was to become the second nail in the coffin (after the Sony TR-63) for the US consumer electronics industry. The Sony 610 came in four cabinet colors: red, white, green, and black – I still think black is by far the color that works best for this set. Early versions of the Sony 610 had a gold-colored dial plate, and later versions had a silver-colored dial plate. In 1959 or 1960 a lower-priced, five-transistor version was released: the Sony TR-510. My descriptions and numerous clear pictures are absolutely ac curate and I do my best to be perfectly clear and concise.
BANG & OLUFSEN MINI DE LUXE 610 – Rare Vintage Tube Radio 230V Denmark Retro. ?? The Sound of Time Close your eyes and step into a cozy 1960s living room. The warm glow of tubes, the gentle crackle of airwaves, and rich analog radio fill the space. In the center – BANG & OLUFSEN MINI DE LUXE 610, a rare creation of the legendary Danish brand, combining design elegance and technical excellence. ? If You’re Reading This – You Understand You’re not looking for a plastic Bluetooth speaker. You want a device with soul, with history. This radio is fully working and beautifully preserved. FM band has been extended to the modern range of 88-108 MHz. ? What You Get (Besides Sound):?? Authentic tube warmth and depth?? Full-range FM reception (88-108 MHz)?? Unique mid-century design?? Smooth mechanical controls?? A stunning gift or centerpiece for vintage-inspired interiors. ? Interesting Fact About This Model: The MINI DE LUXE 610 was a compact version of B&O’s premium radios, crafted for discerning European buyers in the early 1960s. Today, these are rarely found in working condition. ? Dimensions & Weight:?? Dimensions (W × H × D): European: [TBC] American: [TBC]?? Weight: European: [TBC] American: [TBC]. ? Technical Info: Model: BANG & OLUFSEN MINI DE LUXE 610 Made in: Denmark Year of Manufacture: 1960 Type: Tube radio FM Range: 88-108 MHz Power: 230V / 50Hz Plug: EU (2-pin) – adapter required for UK/US. ? Become a Follower of Our Store! Subscribe to be the first to see new listings and access exclusive discounts – 7% off within the first 3 days of any new item. ? We Always Have Over 150 Vintage Items and Accessories in Stock Including boomboxes, amplifiers, cassette decks, turntables, and rare parts. ? Product Description Please see the pictures of the products for more details about the condition of the products. Please inspect all images for condition reference. If you have any question or concern, please do not hesitate to contact me. Please check and take into account the specifics of your local electrical network. Cassettes, Reels, Vinyl records shown in the photos are for demonstration purposes only and are not included in the sale. Feedback Your satisfaction is my first priority. If you have any kind of question or concern with your order, please contact me – I will do my best to make sure you are satisfied. I always respond within 24 hours. Any situation, any question – you’re welcome to contact me. ? Looking for More? We always have over 100 models of vintage audio gear and accessories in stock – including turntables, boomboxes, cassette decks, amplifiers, and rare parts. Check out our other listings to discover more retro treasures. ? SEE OUR OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS?? Thank you!
It has been tested and is in working condition. This collectible radio is a piece of nostalgia from the 1950s, showcasing the classic design and craftsmanship of Zenith radios from that era. Perfect for collectors of vintage radio equipment or enthusiasts of retro electronics, this Zenith tube radio is a unique and functional piece of history.
Picked this up in a local estate. There is a side of the casing that was broken off. I taped it back on. You can see it in 3rd and 4th photos. We plugged it in. It buzzes, but can’t find the channel. Assuming it will need quite a bit of work. This is one of the most intricate awesome pieces of radio history you’ll find. But it is not perfect. It will need work and it does have some cosmetic damage as you can see. But it is a beautiful rare color that you probably won’t see again.
Up for sale from a collectors estate I have this Vintage bakelite tube radio that is in working condition and will make a great addition to any collection and any home! Please view pictures provided for additional details and to determine the condition of the item. Please feel free to ask any questions, and I will answer them asap.
