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Bring back 78 rpm Records 405 Line TV A history of Car Radios Motorola Car Radios British HiFi in the 50s and 60s, a
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Bring back 78 rpm records???
A customer came in the other day, whilst I was repairing a 1950s record player. I actually had a 78rpm 10” record on the
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Let’s have black & white 405 line television back!
In the 30s John Logie Baird was playing with his version of television. This was an electro-mechanical system and consisted of a metal disc
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A brief history of time, Car radios!
Now, the radio and car were invented around about the same time, Marconi did the radio and another chap did the car. One day,
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HISTORY OF THE CAR RADIO
Seems like cars have always had radios, but they didn’t. Here’s the true story: One evening, in 1929, two young men named William
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British HiFi in the 50s and 60s, a golden age
In the 50s, Britain acquired quite a name in the HiFi world. The war effort had halted development and manufacturing of commercial radio and recording
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