This is the best of the “Cocktail Cabinet” radiograms ever produced. Dating around 1956-1960, these sets were very popular with the West Indian community and other people with taste. These radiograms produced very rich bass, using a cleaver positive and negative feedback arrangement around the output transformer. Listening to Ska, Rock Steady and Prince Buster …
This is the Rolls Royce of the 1930s radiogram era. McMurdo was an American company and sets were made in the UK under licence by the British McMurdo Radio Company. The set had more valves than you could shake a stick at. HF amplification and BFO for the 3 short wave bands made the set …
An interesting radiogram, coming onto the market during 1947. These radiograms were very well made, having separate amplifier / PSU and radio sections. For those that could not afford the radio section (some 35 guineas was a probably 10 or more weeks wages) the set could be sold with this section removed, leaving just the …
