For everyone's information, just found this new review. It's only 2
days old! It looks like Sangean is coming out with a new radio. It
looks pretty good too. Something unique is that there is a user
feedback form so you can send a message to the CEO of Sangean. This is
a must read for everyone intersted in radio. The radio won't even be
released for another 2 months.

http://www.radiolabs.com/Articles/woodradio.html

Just thought I would let everyone know!

Ciao!

Lee

Very nice radio. AM/FM for the U.S., and AM/FM/LW for the U.K.

Too bad no SW. Very nice though. Finally some class, liberation from simple
black and silver plastic.

Regards.


In article ,
(Lee Marcus) wrote:
For everyone's information, just found this new review. It's only 2
days old! It looks like Sangean is coming out with a new radio. It
looks pretty good too. Something unique is that there is a user
feedback form so you can send a message to the CEO of Sangean. This is
a must read for everyone intersted in radio. The radio won't even be
released for another 2 months.

http://www.radiolabs.com/Articles/woodradio.html

Just thought I would let everyone know!

Ciao!

Lee

Never say never.
Nothing is absolute.

Its (The Dawn Soliloquy) wrote in message
...
Very nice radio. AM/FM for the U.S., and AM/FM/LW for the U.K.

Too bad no SW. Very nice though. Finally some class, liberation from
simple
black and silver plastic.

Regards.


I saw a repro tombstone radio at the Salvation Army store the other day.
The design wasn't half bad. I would have bought it if it the veneer wasn't
damaged in a couple of places, exposing the chipboard underneath. Or if it
had a SW band. I'm guessing it was around 10 years old.

I hope they reproduce metal cabinet radios. Not like VCR box metal. Like
SX-28 metal. That would be cool.

Frank Dresser

No doubt. Me thinks that the radio manufacturers are missing a market in
nostalgic items, especially if they can offer at least a moderate degree of
performance. As those of us that are in their 40s, 50s, and 60s age, we would
make ideal purchasers especially if they can market the items like "mom's
apple pie", from a seemingly more innocent age when radio ruled supreme.

Regards.


In article ,
"Frank Dresser" wrote:

I saw a repro tombstone radio at the Salvation Army store the other day.
The design wasn't half bad. I would have bought it if it the veneer wasn't
damaged in a couple of places, exposing the chipboard underneath. Or if it
had a SW band. I'm guessing it was around 10 years old.

I hope they reproduce metal cabinet radios. Not like VCR box metal. Like
SX-28 metal. That would be cool.

Frank Dresser



Never say never.
Nothing is absolute.

Its (The Dawn Soliloquy) wrote in message
...
No doubt. Me thinks that the radio manufacturers are missing a market in
nostalgic items, especially if they can offer at least a moderate degree
of
performance. As those of us that are in their 40s, 50s, and 60s age, we
would
make ideal purchasers especially if they can market the items like "mom's
apple pie", from a seemingly more innocent age when radio ruled supreme.

Regards.


It's a niche market now, but it could develop beyond that. Most of today's
common radios are commidity items(not the most of the radios of interest to
this group) , there's little to distinguish one from another besides price.
Maybe they will try to compete more on cosmetics. That's how things were in
the AA5 era, when nearly all the table radios had the same performance, and
they competed on price and appearance. And the retro look market is growing
for alot of products now.

Frank Dresser

Hello Diverd,

God, that article is so funny! I have read it about 2 or 3 times now
and still laughing my a%* off! Chris Justice has got a pretty good
sense of humor! What starts with a "B" and rhymes with "hose"?

Holy crap! I showed that to my wife and she even knew what it was!!
That's some pretty classic writing, even for an engineer. (Chris, if
you are reading this, don't take offense!)

Good looking radio! If it is anything like Chris said it is, should be
a good one to buy. Think I will sign up on the list and get my
pre-order in.

Ok, back to some pirate broadcasting on 6955!! Propogation sucks
though!

Ciao!

Lee

(Lee Marcus) wrote in
om:

For everyone's information, just found this new review. It's only 2
days old! It looks like Sangean is coming out with a new radio. It
looks pretty good too. Something unique is that there is a user
feedback form so you can send a message to the CEO of Sangean. This is
a must read for everyone intersted in radio. The radio won't even be
released for another 2 months.

http://www.radiolabs.com/Articles/woodradio.html

Just thought I would let everyone know!

Ciao!

Lee

The color suggests one of the Hallicrafters table radios of the 50s.

All they need is an aux 110 volt outlet on the front for my coffeepot, and
I'm sold.

But no shortwave?

Hello Diverd,

God, that article is so funny! I have read it about 2 or 3 times now
and still laughing my a%* off! Chris Justice has got a pretty good
sense of humor! What starts with a "B" and rhymes with "hose"?

Holy crap! I showed that to my wife and she even knew what it was!!
That's some pretty classic writing, even for an engineer. (Chris, if
you are reading this, don't take offense!)

Good looking radio! If it is anything like Chris said it is, should be
a good one to buy. Think I will sign up on the list and get my
pre-order in.

Ok, back to some pirate broadcasting on 6955!! Propogation sucks
though!

Ciao!

Lee

Actually, I was hoping for the actual comparison to the other three
models he mentioned he made. Especially considering this thing looks
like a replica of the Tivoli.

And the e-mails to the CEO of Sangean actually go back to the website.
So writing "stop making your radios in China, dummy" won't accomplish
anything.
--
Col. I.P. Yurin
Commissariat of Internal Security

Stakhanovite
Order of Lenin (1937)
Hero of Socialist Labor (1939)

The Henry Kloss radios "Model One" and "Tivoli" are selling like hotcakes
(I guess) in Europe right now... I think Sangean is trying to cash in on
this same "wave" by offering a similar radio with an emphasis on easy
operation , small size , and very good sound for the price.
--

Knut Otterbeck
Oslo - Norway

http://www.geocities.com/grundig_satellit
Grundig Satellit info & Radio links
(Alternate e-mail: )
"I. P. Yurin" wrote in message
...
Hello Diverd,

God, that article is so funny! I have read it about 2 or 3 times now
and still laughing my a%* off! Chris Justice has got a pretty good
sense of humor! What starts with a "B" and rhymes with "hose"?

Holy crap! I showed that to my wife and she even knew what it was!!
That's some pretty classic writing, even for an engineer. (Chris, if
you are reading this, don't take offense!)

Good looking radio! If it is anything like Chris said it is, should be
a good one to buy. Think I will sign up on the list and get my
pre-order in.

Ok, back to some pirate broadcasting on 6955!! Propogation sucks
though!

Ciao!

Lee

Actually, I was hoping for the actual comparison to the other three
models he mentioned he made. Especially considering this thing looks
like a replica of the Tivoli.

And the e-mails to the CEO of Sangean actually go back to the website.
So writing "stop making your radios in China, dummy" won't accomplish
anything.
--
Col. I.P. Yurin
Commissariat of Internal Security

Stakhanovite
Order of Lenin (1937)
Hero of Socialist Labor (1939)