When I started about 25 years ago, I decided to fully restore - to factory specs - only tube radios made between 1952 and 1963 (because before 1952 FM units had no acoustic appeal - after 1963 radios had transistors and not tubes).
Myself, I’m in charge of the restoration of the mechanical, electronic and tuning components as well as the wooden casings of the radios and the rest of the other components contained in a radio (buttons, brass accessories etc.).
The collection consists of fully restored tube radios, juke boxes, tube turntables, black and white tube televisions, tubes and tube check instruments (tube testers), tube amplifiers, portable radio cassette players, reel-to-reel tube players, vinyl records, and other turn-of-the-century devices and other old appliances and utensils of the century that has passed us.
The space is freely accessible to fans of the genre.
RHODES area.