That is the best looking clock radio you've ever shown! Sounds amazing for an am radio. Looks like new too! This would have been quite a luxury product in 1959!
Beautiful!! Sounds like you've been looking for one of these in great condition for quite a time. Your patience paid off - you certainly found a gem. Interesting design, flipping it for a wall mounting. It's a definite Philco cousin to the famous Predicta, for sure.
Thanks! I've actually had it for a few years, but I just fixed the clock and re-capped it recently. It did take a few years to find though. At the very least, the tilt feature is useful for displaying it on a low table or dresser.
Excellent sound quality for a transistor radio more than 60 years old! Your bed is an _excellent_ place to test AM radios to get good sound and demonstration of sensitivity without so much SMPS noise. Very good demo.
What a sharp, unique lookin radio, perfect condition! Wonder how much it cost in the day? This new subscriber wonders how do you aquire these old gems?
Thanks for subscribing, welcome! I'm not sure, I couldn't find a price for it, just a mention in Billboard magazine saying it had been released in 1959. This one came from eBay, like most of the items in my collection.
Very classy radio indeed, and in beautiful condition. How are you picking up music on AM radio? There hasn’t been any music on AM around here in 30 years!
Theres still a few channels here and there. My AM radios pick up "zoomer radio" from Ontario. It has all sorts of cool 1960s and 1970s music. They also have big band Sunday nights
They are indeed! This one was in excellent shape, and clean too. I don't think it got used much, unlike the white one I had. I don't have those schematics, would you mind sending me them?
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That is the best looking clock radio you've ever shown! Sounds amazing for an am radio. Looks like new too! This would have been quite a luxury product in 1959!
Thanks! I'd say it's the nicest clock radio I own, though I have a few more I'd like to show eventually.
Cool clock radio. Awesome design, still looks modern today!! Thanks for showing it to us.
Thanks! Whoever designed it did a very solid job on it.
Beautiful!! Sounds like you've been looking for one of these in great condition for quite a time. Your patience paid off - you certainly found a gem. Interesting design, flipping it for a wall mounting. It's a definite Philco cousin to the famous Predicta, for sure.
Thanks! I've actually had it for a few years, but I just fixed the clock and re-capped it recently. It did take a few years to find though. At the very least, the tilt feature is useful for displaying it on a low table or dresser.
That's a great looking clock radio. Very stylish and unique.
Thanks for posting the video on it.
Thanks, I agree! There isn't really anything else like it, but it also doesn't look outrageous.
Excellent sound quality for a transistor radio more than 60 years old!
Your bed is an _excellent_ place to test AM radios to get good sound and demonstration of sensitivity without so much SMPS noise. Very good demo.
Very attractive design. Nice you got the clock mechanism working.
Thanks! I'm glad I was able to fix the clock too.
good to see you posting videos again..and wow...what a radio from better times...this video will garner some attention..
Thanks, Rich! It (once again) ended up being a while, so I figured I should come back with something good.
Essentially that is a new radio, great find. Thanks for the overview.
Thanks! It's about as close to mint as can be found now at least.
Fantastic piece!
Thanks, Jim!
Absolutely gorgeous, thanks for sharing it with us.
Thanks, Colin!
Amazing, fantastic, beautiful clock-radio! Thanks for the video! 👍🏻🤩
Thanks!
Нет слов! Красота!!
Спасибо!
nice ...this vid will do well
Thanks! Seems people are liking it
Очень красивая и функциональная модель!Класс!
What a sharp, unique lookin radio, perfect condition!
Wonder how much it cost in the day?
This new subscriber wonders how do you aquire these old gems?
Thanks for subscribing, welcome!
I'm not sure, I couldn't find a price for it, just a mention in Billboard magazine saying it had been released in 1959.
This one came from eBay, like most of the items in my collection.
Very classy radio indeed, and in beautiful condition. How are you picking up music on AM radio? There hasn’t been any music on AM around here in 30 years!
Theres still a few channels here and there. My AM radios pick up "zoomer radio" from Ontario. It has all sorts of cool 1960s and 1970s music. They also have big band Sunday nights
I agree! That’s a shit ton of channels for AM!
Thanks! There a few AM stations in my general area that play some music on weekends at least, but there really isn't much music on AM in general.
@@twobrokeguyz1214 With a good radio, and away from interference, you can pick up tons of stations at night, because AM has a long range.
Ain't those gorgeous? Mine took FOREVER to clean, but it was worth it. Do you have the clock mechanism schematics? I have them.
They are indeed! This one was in excellent shape, and clean too. I don't think it got used much, unlike the white one I had. I don't have those schematics, would you mind sending me them?
Beautiful unit.
Thanks!
Wow. Is it for sale ?
У НАС В Советском Союзе таких не было!
How much is a radio like that worth?