The Chinese crap with Grundig's name on them are no more a Grundig
radio than the Japanese crap with Hammond's name on them are Hammond
Organs.

Yes, when I bought a Grundig Yacht Boy 400PE in the fall, I thought it was the
good old German radio company. I was in for quite a surprise when I opened
it.

Linda
Pennsylvania

On 11 Mar 2004 16:22:47 GMT, (Love2camp5) wrote:

The Chinese crap with Grundig's name on them are no more a Grundig
radio than the Japanese crap with Hammond's name on them are Hammond
Organs.

Yes, when I bought a Grundig Yacht Boy 400PE in the fall, I thought it was the
good old German radio company. I was in for quite a surprise when I opened
it.

Linda
Pennsylvania

Your first clue it wasn't a Grundig was when you lifted it. You could
easily pick it up with ONE hand. Even Grundig portables were
TWO-handed devices....(c;



Larry W4CSC
POWER is our friend!

CSC: Hammond Organs have tubes and tone wheels powered by Tesla's
synchronous motors....(c;

LOL Yep! Real Hammond organs are unique instruments, not synthesizers of other
instruments' sounds. Here's a neat site for Hammond organ lovers:

http://theatreorgans.com/

Then click on the upper right link.

73,
Bill, K5BY

Last European Grundig was assembled in Portugal-
Satellit 700 until around 1995 .
Grundig (Germany) was owned by Philips for a few years and they lost an
arm and a leg -very big and costly mistake.
Grundig (Germany) is still around last I heard, making broadcasting
equipment for studios. How sad...

AP,

READ: Grundig AG (Germany) SOLD TO ALBA (UK) & BEKO (TR)

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Grundi...os/message/287

fyi ~ RHF
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Last European Grundig was assembled in Portugal-
Satellit 700 until around 1995 .
Grundig (Germany) was owned by Philips for a few years and they lost an
arm and a leg -very big and costly mistake.
Grundig (Germany) is still around last I heard, making broadcasting
equipment for studios. How sad...

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