RCA Radiola #20 and Iconic RCA Speaker #100 | ||
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Posted 6 years ago
Rulandma
(27 items)
Straight out of Laurel & Hardy.
This iconic 1925 Radiola is very hard to find.
Five tubes and a special battery pack and you are ready to go!!!
Speaker does work and both are extremely heavy . . .
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The Five tubes you should be able to find on line ...the batter pack you can replace with a 12 volt converter or 6 volt .. nice radio .. I have one not like yours, but built in Conn.. in the 20's as well with no real clue who the makers were...and no info anywhere on it ... later
Thank you for your input. It's certainly an interesting piece and HUGE!!!
love these systems ! i currently have the 1929 Radiola with that same speaker took me 3 years ti track down and still needs work but an amazing find !
Thank you Radiokid94,
The speaker works but the radiola needs "Work".
I cannot believe how heavy these items are. They just don't make anything like this anymore. Good luck with yours :-)