Vintage-radio.com.au Website Review

welcome to vintage radio. to log into the site or apply for an account, please visit the forums page. vintage radio hosts australia's only discussion forums relating to australian vintage radio. members of these forums include those who are quite knowledgable and experienced with all facets of repair, service and restoration of these invaluable pieces of our nation's broadcasting history. discussions also include the subjects of vintage television, telephones and other vintage electrical appliances and there is a general discussion forum that allows discussion of off-topic subjects. if any of this subject matter is of interest to you then membership of this website is strongly encouraged.. a sample of our broadcasting history - the way things were in the 1930s. restoration of the electronics and perhaps a replacement grille cloth. remaining numbers of magnificent consoles like this one are very low. when australia started to become a throw-away society, tens of thousands of old valve radios just like this one were taken to the radio clubs and private collectors have since done everything possible to stop this from happening and each year, hundreds of radios are openly traded, bought and sold and the high monetary worth of many models has helped prevent the needless destruction continuing. it is widely believed that at least 50,000 australian-made valve radios are in museums and private collections around the country. the goal now is to rescue what is left from an otherwise unfortunate fate, restore and display them for eternity. is there still another 50,000 unwanted radios in garages, unused bedrooms, etc around the country awaiting a brighter future? a fully restored example of the 45e sold at auction for $2,800.00 in melbourne in 2018. an excellent result for all involved with the preservation of that radio. vintage radio is. brought to you by a time when things were built with pride and made to last. disclaimer: valve radios and televisions contain voltages that can deliver lethal shocks. you should not attempt to work on a valve radio