Schön zu sehen 🤩Hatten diese Musiktruhe. 1963/64. Später habe ich Sie, im Alter von 10Jahren, im Kinderzimmer stehen gehabt. In den 70ern haben, mein Vater und ich, sie leider auseinander gebaut und in einem Regal eingebaut😥(...) Die Lautsprecher in separaten Gehäuse eingebaut und sie so bis 1974/75 benutzt. Danach wich sie einer "moderneren" Anlage von Telefunken. Heute bereue ich es zutiefst, diese Truhe zerstört zu haben😞 Ist in dem Film: Die oberen 10.000 zu sehen🤩
I should add that Dad's was a 9065. It only opened from the front. There were speakers in the space above, behind the grill. The top-loader came after Dad's model. I played my first records on the that thing - Buzz Corey, Commander-in-Chief of the Spaaaaace Patrol! And Kostelanetz Plays Berlin - Cheek to Cheek was my favorite cut.
Had on that had a tv in the center, Reel to reel on the right, Stereo and turn table on the left, Three sliding doors across the front with speakers across the bottom, Top did not open. Cost over a thousand dollars around 1963
Looks nice, the golden era sound wise was the early to mid 60s models that were stereo, often incorporating 2 12 inch bass drivers, mid range and tweeter's and were like this valve driven. By the late 60s early 70s most looked rather bland sideboard designed contraptions with cheap transistor electronics, smaller speakers etc. That's not an attack on the design, they were what people wanted, just like aluminium hifi separates in the 70s, with lots of knobs, switches and dial's.
Recuerdo perfectamente esa radiols ya que rn mi hogar hubo una igual hermosa por todos lados con su parlante auxuliar y su microfono de pie para su grabadora
That is in lovely condition. The Wunschklang setting activates the full Equalizer, all 5 knobs, above. Other settings usually only allow base and treble change. The only thing I didn't like with the imports is the limited FM band. It stops at about 100MHz where as the export ones had the full band.
I wonder if those models can be tweaked to offer a wider range. I have a pre-1949 console with the original Armstrong FM band and someone adjusted the slugs to get most of the 88-108 band, though the markings are still 44-60.
Beautiful piece! My dad bought one while stationed in Germany in the 50s. It was rarely used once we returned to the States except for a display piece. My brother has it, although the guts are in pieces, now. My fault. We took it apart for Mom so we could put a TV in it. I'm looking for one, but they all seem to be in Chicago or New York - too far for me to retrieve from Kansas. I wouldn't recommend playing records on the turntable, though.
Tengo uno exactamente igual en mi apartamento y desde hace cuatro años estoy tratando de repararlo … ha pasado por las manos de ocho técnicos y ninguno la ha podido reparar.
0:48 I never understood those music-type selector switches; why would you want different settings for different kinds of music, especially when they were Grundig's estimate of what you might like? On the other hand a speech-vs-music selector switch would be quite useful when trying to decipher newscasts; it would be nice to see those on car radios. And, the 5 band equalizer was very much ahead of its time. I also never quite bought the combining of music systems and bars, seems like an invitation for various unfortunate mishaps, but that cabinet is gorgeous.
Tengo una belleza cómo estás en mi apartamento y estoy tratando de repararla … llevo 8 técnicos y ninguno ha podido hacerlo … ya por fin conseguí su manual y diagrama y otro técnico que espero que si lo pueda hacer …
It would be cool to slightly modify this so you could use a Bluetooth receiver so you could properly play vintage music and old time radio that was around when this radio was new🎉❤ They made this stuff to last and easy to repair as opposed to radios, stereos and other modern electronics of today 😢
Actually, you don't need to modify these to play those tunes! People sell little radio transmitters that can plug into a phone or computer for like 20~ dollars, which makes it very easy to play proper era music on these without modifying them at all!
Grundig, SABA, Siemens, amazing sound machines!
Schön zu sehen 🤩Hatten diese Musiktruhe. 1963/64. Später habe ich Sie, im Alter von 10Jahren, im Kinderzimmer stehen gehabt. In den 70ern haben, mein Vater und ich, sie leider auseinander gebaut und in einem Regal eingebaut😥(...) Die Lautsprecher in separaten Gehäuse eingebaut und sie so bis 1974/75 benutzt. Danach wich sie einer "moderneren" Anlage von Telefunken. Heute bereue ich es zutiefst, diese Truhe zerstört zu haben😞
Ist in dem Film: Die oberen 10.000 zu sehen🤩
I should add that Dad's was a 9065. It only opened from the front. There were speakers in the space above, behind the grill. The top-loader came after Dad's model. I played my first records on the that thing - Buzz Corey, Commander-in-Chief of the Spaaaaace Patrol! And Kostelanetz Plays Berlin - Cheek to Cheek was my favorite cut.
Absolutely beautiful
Love these old records and record player
NICE full sound...It's not afraid to make nice music
Had on that had a tv in the center, Reel to reel on the right, Stereo and turn table on the left, Three sliding doors across the front with speakers across the bottom, Top did not open. Cost over a thousand dollars around 1963
That’s very impressive nice bit of kit.
Sweet. I have one with the same dark finish. But earlier, no top opening. Turntable on left, reel to reel on the right. Added Bluetooth.
When radiograms were built to stun your friends and family. Lovely.
Beautiful ❤
Looks nice, the golden era sound wise was the early to mid 60s models that were stereo, often incorporating 2 12 inch bass drivers, mid range and tweeter's and were like this valve driven.
By the late 60s early 70s most looked rather bland sideboard designed contraptions with cheap transistor electronics, smaller speakers etc.
That's not an attack on the design, they were what people wanted, just like aluminium hifi separates in the 70s, with lots of knobs, switches and dial's.
Recuerdo perfectamente esa radiols ya que rn mi hogar hubo una igual hermosa por todos lados con su parlante auxuliar y su microfono de pie para su grabadora
That's just incredible! That seriously belongs in ANY man cave!
Do you know what size the bottom subwoofer is?
That is in lovely condition.
The Wunschklang setting activates the full Equalizer, all 5 knobs, above. Other settings usually only allow base and treble change. The only thing I didn't like with the imports is the limited FM band. It stops at about 100MHz where as the export ones had the full band.
I wonder if those models can be tweaked to offer a wider range. I have a pre-1949 console with the original Armstrong FM band and someone adjusted the slugs to get most of the 88-108 band, though the markings are still 44-60.
Nice piece. I like the equalizer. Needle Doctor, I've used them too.
Well done
Beautiful piece! My dad bought one while stationed in Germany in the 50s. It was rarely used once we returned to the States except for a display piece. My brother has it, although the guts are in pieces, now. My fault. We took it apart for Mom so we could put a TV in it. I'm looking for one, but they all seem to be in Chicago or New York - too far for me to retrieve from Kansas. I wouldn't recommend playing records on the turntable, though.
That would be perfect & look beautiful driving a pair of period correct JBL Hartsfield corner speakers ,or even some Jensen Imperials or Bozaks.
Tengo uno exactamente igual en mi apartamento y desde hace cuatro años estoy tratando de repararlo … ha pasado por las manos de ocho técnicos y ninguno la ha podido reparar.
0:48 I never understood those music-type selector switches; why would you want different settings for different kinds of music, especially when they were Grundig's estimate of what you might like? On the other hand a speech-vs-music selector switch would be quite useful when trying to decipher newscasts; it would be nice to see those on car radios. And, the 5 band equalizer was very much ahead of its time. I also never quite bought the combining of music systems and bars, seems like an invitation for various unfortunate mishaps, but that cabinet is gorgeous.
Sounds good to me.
Well done 💔
Sería posible tener este video en español ??? Me sería de mucho interés y utilidad gracias
Tengo una belleza cómo estás en mi apartamento y estoy tratando de repararla … llevo 8 técnicos y ninguno ha podido hacerlo … ya por fin conseguí su manual y diagrama y otro técnico que espero que si lo pueda hacer …
Amezing old redio Antique gold 🥇🪙🥇🥇
Like Owen
Un sueño
Very good condition and sound quality Sir, if it is in India and for Sell I'm interested.
Just a few questions if I may: what size speakers and where do they fire from?
I'll guess they are in that band at the top of the cabinet, probably 6X9s.
@@pcno2832 Thank you sir. I can sort of see where they are now in that band across the top
Can you explain how you wired the stereo to mono ?
I would imagine all he did was combine the left and right channel wires together together.
If someone wanted to gut it and turn it into a flat panel TV cabinet you could lower TV into to and hide it away it's the right size.
It would be cool to slightly modify this so you could use a Bluetooth receiver so you could properly play vintage music and old time radio that was around when this radio was new🎉❤ They made this stuff to last and easy to repair as opposed to radios, stereos and other modern electronics of today 😢
Actually, you don't need to modify these to play those tunes! People sell little radio transmitters that can plug into a phone or computer for like 20~ dollars, which makes it very easy to play proper era music on these without modifying them at all!
Reminds me of a coffin. Just sayin
Casi se arruina...con ese primer Ruido!!!!!