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Witam Hello from Poland

jackie01

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Hello everyone.

I'm from Poland and I love vintage audio ;) Now I have Pioneer SX-636, SX-690 some Rotel, Kenwood, Telefunken and Polish vintage receivers from 70' like Radmor :music:
 
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I have a vintage Polish radio from about the 1955-65 era- A Diora "Calypso". It's a big wooden cased tabletop w/MW, SW, & FM. It has the American FM band, it may have been brought over by an American soldier stationed in Europe.
 
Welcome to AK!! If you have the opportunity, please try to post a few pics of gear you have that is probably unfamiliar to us...there's almost nothing an AKer likes more than something we've never seen before!!
 
please try to post a few pics of gear you have that is probably unfamiliar to us

Ok, some photos of my few polish vintage audio

Polish receiver OR Radmor 5102 from the late 70' - one of the best. I has a fantastic japanese meters - I love them :banana: You can see also the equalizer Radmor 5470 and the AM tuner Radmor 5122:




The succsessor of the Radmor 5102 - Radmor 5102TE. It has LED indicator of signal strenght and "0" tunnig instead of the analog meter. This model hasn't beautiful VU-meters like 5102:



Both of them are quassiquadro and they have 2x20W power (DIN) at front and 2x15W at rear.

Elizabeth (DST-202) was the first Polish stereo receiver. It was made with cooperation with the Sanyo. Below you can see Elizabeth DSH-102 - another version which has Polish electronic components instead of japanese. Elizabeth has 2x12wpc:





I hope you enjoy ;)
 
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Welcome. Those Radmors look very cool. Beautiful styling. I'd love to hear them. What would you compare them to that we might be familiar with? How do they compare to your Pioneer gear?

Za milosc, mlodosc i dobra awanture!

(Not bad for a guy who's only 1/16th Polish:scratch2:)
 
Radmor sounds very decent. Sound from this unit is warm with meaty, powerfull bass and correct treble but the midrange is back off.
 
Polish turntables Fonica GS-464 and GS-465:



And some familiar to you units:

Kenwood KR-4070:



Pioneer SX-636:



Pioneer SX-690:



Current stereo looks like this (DIY loudspeakers based on Monacor SPH-60X - pretty good fullrange speaker):

 
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