" wrote:

On 8 7 , 10 44 , Roadie wrote:
On Aug 7, 4:31 am, " wrote:

Several vintage style hybrid-tube radios are being developed in China,
these radios will use IC front end and a tube output stage. Radio
cabinet is 50s style made of wood, you can find pictures in the VAL
group.

http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/Val...cb29?b=1&m=f&o...

I tried the R801 prototype a few weeks ago, the sound is similar to
Grundig/SABA tube radios made in 1950-1960s, very transparent, warm
and powerful.

The R802 is an economic model with an IC output stage, however still
maintains the same tube like sound.

http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/Val...c3?b=1&m=f&o=0

Do the radios cover the AM band extension that has been in effect
since 1992?

The AM band coverage will be 530-1710 Khz for export models

Lead paint too?

On 8 8 , 8 19 , dxAce wrote:
" wrote:
On 8 7 , 10 44 , Roadie wrote:
On Aug 7, 4:31 am, " wrote:

Several vintage style hybrid-tube radios are being developed in China,
these radios will use IC front end and a tube output stage. Radio
cabinet is 50s style made of wood, you can find pictures in the VAL
group.

http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/Val...cb29?b=1&m=f&o...

I tried the R801 prototype a few weeks ago, the sound is similar to
Grundig/SABA tube radios made in 1950-1960s, very transparent, warm
and powerful.

The R802 is an economic model with an IC output stage, however still
maintains the same tube like sound.

http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/Val...c3?b=1&m=f&o=0

Do the radios cover the AM band extension that has been in effect
since 1992?

The AM band coverage will be 530-1710 Khz for export models

Lead paint too?- -

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I will check with the manufacturer to make sure they are aware of
this, thanks for the reminder.