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Congratulations on 10 years. Even the slow speed sounds pretty good.

It sounds like Big Ben.

Congratulations on 10 years Edward. I always look forward to seeing a new episode in my subscriptions list. And that Great old British company that at one time or another in their homes Ferguson. Our first TV was a Ferguson , Lovely wooden cabinet and the Cathode ray tube kept the sitting room warm in the winter!

Happy 10th, I bet a 7.5ips recording made on a decent stock of tape creates a reasonable hifi playback based on the 3.75ips output very good for an idler machine

Thanks Edward for giving us such interesting videos over the last 10 years. Here's to the next 10!

Is that The Seekers?

Do recording studios still use the best ones?

Best qualities were stood vertically, weren't they?

Loved using these, largely because reels are BIG. Loved using Granny's. There are different qualities of course and I think the best ones had the largest reels which were a sort of frosted plastic, as I recall. Happy 2b corrected.

wow, yes, you still have it in you, well done stubby 😊

Schön, diese alte Technik, made by Grundig!

That turntable is cool but you can’t play 33’s on that, just 45s……

I think that thing is cool but it looks like something from the 70’s…..

It’s cool that you have that name on RUclips…….

Where’s Ralph Kramden, your name is Edward Norton, so is Ralph Kramden your friend???

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Nice catapult :D

Estas radio que repara luego lo pone a la venta???

I Love the honky tonk gong ❤❤

Wow! Subd.

That's such a quaint little system you've got there! It sounds really good!

Disc loading System is v.nice and new for me, never seen before

Noice

Super nice! I am still using my Phillips 212 Electronic Turntable. That Murphy puts the KLH Kitchen Table radio to shame!

That is a neat turntable, I have never seen a slot loading turntable in action. I like the bright and colorful Murphy system, too.

I had one of these back in the 80s, they were bloody awesome and that turntable was cutting edge cool at the time 👍🏽👍🏽

Brilliant! My mother bought myself and my brother one of these for a Christmas, and 3 x 'Singles' of the day - No Milk Today (Herman's), Matthew and Son (Cat), In The Country (Cliff) - and just before you did it, I remembered that you flick the red slider all the way over to the right - a 'I knew he was going to do that' moment. That was a lovely wander down memory lane, thank you indeed. Btw, Cliff Richard is now 108 years old - he's remarkable! Loved the '45'. The Move: "Tonight" is a song recorded by The Move and was written by Roy Wood originally for pop vocal group The New Seekers. Released in 1971, The Move's version was their first single release on the Harvest label, and charted at number 11 on the UK Singles Chart. In Denmark, it charted at number seven. The song peaked at number 89 in Australia. Jeff Lynne, who had joined the group the previous year, took lead vocal on the third verse.[citation needed] The single was issued in the US on Capitol. The United Artists reissue 45 was issued as the single for their 1972 Split Ends compilation. Record World said that "this cut from the Split Ends album should move up the charts with speed." (Wiki)

That is one of the most fascinating dial illumination schemes I've ever seen! What are/were you using for an antenna?

Back then, there were busy shopping streets, hundreds of specialty shops with elaborately decorated shop windows in front of which you would happily stop and dream for a moment.

Made in South Africa ?

You can buy white enamel spray for the frame my neighbour when I was kid my friends nan had this washer dryer but a white and black fascia panel I loved the double door then and now but with my LG. This was a very quiet machine all the way through the 90s.

Very helpful video! i’m having trouble with the tuning knob, it doesn’t seem to turn. Any suggestions?

I cannot finish setting up the clock because I cannot get past the email verification step. I never receive the email to verify.

Greetings from Russia again! I got a 1955 Grundig TK 920!

Thes can be used with cell by modification using some adapter or wifi or bt

Polystyrene is about the least suitable material to make records from. Silent surfaces at first but after relatively few playings (even with a light weight pick up) and it very quickly becomes very noisy. Why on earth anyone though they were a good idea is beyond me.

That's a Nice Record Deck. And Rare I Bet.. It's nice that you are Rescuing this stuff and keeping them going. I owned a Mitsubishi X7 Vertical Stereo years ago, Loved it, sounds wasn't crazy loud but it was nice enough. i also owned a couple of Sharp Vz3000, and a Few Vz2000s. i collect 80s Boomboxes, i have a Lot of Videos on My Channel of my Collection.

I presume the surface noise you refer to is a kind of dull roar. The plastic has 'relaxed' over the years causing a rippling of the surface. Very early vinyl lps ( particularly EMI) suffer from this. These records probably sounded much better when new. An interesting evolutionary dead end!

Injection-molded records date back to the 1950's. They were made of poly styrene, not vinyl. Poly vinyl chloride is what vinyl records are made of.

is that turntable still for sale? I like them both especially that little "walkman" version!

Nice turntable. How much did that set you back at the thrift store? $10?

Hi enjoying the video, I have a couple of Pye Nixa 78rpm 10" records by Lonnie Donnegan which are plastic based and not shellac I wonder these where injection moulded or standard vinyl pressed ?

ID like to own that Harry B disc

I had a twin tub in the 80’s when I first got married. I think it was a Hoover. I miss it soo much. Used to get the clothes really clean. Thank you for the vid☺️

I had either this one or one similar as a teen. LOVED IT!!!!!

great sound, beautiful looking radio.

What a beautiful piece of vintage equipment, great that you have restored it to full working condition, I would be interested in a more in-depth description of the work and repairs you carried out.👍

Could do with a sharper picture but all in all a very informative video. I don't believe I've ever seen a radiogram/record player & Tape Deck. I had a Sharnsberg Radiogram which belonged to my late Father and that had an awesome sound quality playing records or listening to the radio back then. Thanks for upload.

That is a lovely radio.My mum was born in 1935. I have just started restoring and repairing old radio's. Thank you for sharing Edward.