- dion - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: just found one hi i dont know alot about thisstuff iv just found a invicta model 73 anyone know about them? thanx [68] Sat 19 Apr 2008, 18:56pm Rating:

- Chris - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: I'm not really a collecter just love retro and being reminded of my childhood radio days. Thank god I stumbled on this sit. I have been looking for ages to find a local guy to look at my 1970's Dynatron Radiogram. I contacted Richard In Doncaster, and he said he would be glad to take a look. Wish I had found this sight before I put my Pye 1005 record player in the hands of a butcher. Many Thanks. Chris Witney. [67] Wed 7 May 2008, 0:00am Rating:

- Des Griffey - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: BVWS site link - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: Since 1987 Hi, Great site. It was intersting to see the Philco Five Star Baby grand. As a school boy I found one of these on some waste land in c.1979. Only the cabinet. My father reglued some loose veneer, vanished the cabinet and glued in a speaker grill made from a piece of old sack. I fitted two speakers. one was a fairly modern 8" and the other had its damaged cotton bag and cone removed and served a s a tweeter. The unit was fed by my 1974 ITT KB Tiny Super radio. My first Hi Fi !!! [66] Tue 11 Dec 2007, 22:51pm Rating:

- Kevin Moor - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: Google - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 5 Years I have a slightly different Hacker Hunter RP38A for sale. Check out ebay and look for guitarkev1970. [65] Mon 14 Jan 2008, 22:15pm Rating:

- David McConnell - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: just typed in the name of my vintage machine in my web browser - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: Not a collector really - sorry! I have an old EL 3302A/15P cassette recorder, of course, the Philips machine! What else can it be with that name! :) As you no doubt know, the drive belts on all the old machines practially melted with age! I had 2 of the recorders plus a Philips reel to reel which I no longer have. I substituted the drive belts with others which seem to work okay. Is there any possibility of getting a manual for my recorder? Interesting site, wish I had visited it before NOW! Regards [64] Mon 10 Dec 2007, 2:16am Rating:

- michael kidd - from: United States - How did you find this site?: random search - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: few years excellent site [63] Thu 10 Apr 2008, 23:08pm Rating:

- mr mlw clarke - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: friend - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 10yrs have restored several 101zd and icoms never bought a new rig been liceced since 1994 [62] Fri 30 Nov 2007, 14:44pm Rating:

- Hamilton junior - from: United Kingdom - How did you find this site?: google I bought a reproduction model BUSH TR82B/WOOD for £14.99 . I am happy with my radio. OK, the classic early transistor radio, the TR82, may be better, etc., but for the money I paid, my reproduction is not that bad. The handle feels strong and the wood effect of the front/back is beautiful. I love the tuning dial as it is very easy to tune and find the stations. Soundwise, it is not a TIVOLI, but for the money I paid, FM is not bad either. I don't understand why some people paid "£50" for their [61] Thu 22 Nov 2007, 22:09pm Rating:

- matt hager - from: United States - How did you find this site?: link from earlywireless.com - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 15 years Great site [60] Sun 18 Nov 2007, 2:08am Rating:

- Shawn Johnston - from: South Africa - How did you find this site?: Fantastic and informative - How long have you been collecting vintage radios?: 2 years Hi Paul, My name is Shawn Johnston, radio collector and hobbyist in Cape Town - South Africa. I enjoy checking into your website a few times a year and its always a joy to see whats new. I agree the Bush Radios are fantastic, I too have a number of them in my collection, mostly the export models that was used in India, South Africa and Australia. I've see a total of 24 Bush radios for sale in South Africa alone. My web site with my Bush Collection will be up and running by Novemner 07. Thanks [59] Tue 16 Oct 2007, 9:32am Rating:

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