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Sonolor France

transistors OC

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French made 1958 - No # 243683 - GO / PO / OC bands - Red/grey skai wooden cabinet with gold and red brandplate - 6 transistors: 5 French SFT 100 series and 1 Philco USA - big SIARE France speaker with generous bass - metal chassis: no pcb, the transistors are placed in plastic covers in the chassis - volumeknob not original due to a repair - although only 300 mW output the radio has a fantastic sound, near HiFi - telescope antenna for OC (short wave) - roundscale - back bad quality grey plastic - big square mf trafos - no output trafo: electrolytic condenser. No model # known.

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French made 1959 - GO / PO / OC bands ( LW/MW/SW) - Red/grey skai wooden cabinet with gold and red brandplate and backpainted dial surround - 6 transistors: all French Mazda SFT 100 series - big SIARE France speaker with generous bass - metal chassis: no main pcb, only the bandswitches are placed on a small pcb and that is socketed and can be removed by simply pulling it out of the socket, so this radio was made with several different wavebands - the transistors are placed in plastic covers in the chassis - although only 300 mW output the radio has a fantastic sound, near HiFi - telescope antenna for OC (short wave) - roundscale - back of bad quality grey plastic - big square mf trafos - no output trafo: electrolytic condenser. Nearly the same radio as above, but a little more elegant cabinet. No model # known.
For the remarkable schematic diagram of this radio click on this link.

Model all transistor

Very nice radio that works exceptionally well.

all transistor

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Pretty radio made in France approx. 1963 - Serie A 95 No 107257 - 6 transitors SFT - MW / LW - small pcb and relatively arge SIARE speaker with inverted magnet construction - OTL output stage - plays very well with excelent sound -

all transistor FM

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Radio made in France approx. 1965 - 9 transitors SFT - MW / LW / FM - plays well - schematic diagram inside cabinet - this radio is also known as Goldklang made for the German market.

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