On Sun, 6 Nov 2005 14:58:58 -0600, wrote:

I wouldn't buy a so-called grundig,made in China radio.Chinese Junk!
cuhulin

Wasn't the 700 Portuguese? The 650 was for sure.

"David" wrote in message
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On Sun, 6 Nov 2005 14:58:58 -0600, wrote:

I wouldn't buy a so-called grundig,made in China radio.Chinese Junk!
cuhulin

Wasn't the 700 Portuguese? The 650 was for sure.


They were made at Grundigs factory in Potugal.


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I own only one Grundig radio.I reckon it's a Grundig radio,that's what
the warped pot metal name plate on the front of my Grundig
AM/FM/Shortwave/Phonograph wooden cabinet floor model radio says.But the
two little manuals that came with the radio do not mention the name
Grundig at all,everything in the manuals that refer to a name brand
concerning the radio is Telefunken.The only thing I can find in the
manuals (one of the two manuals anyway) as a reference that might be a
date of manufacture is 1957.(or is it 1958? I don't remember exactly,I
am not going to move all that junk I have stacked around and on top of
the radio just to take another look at them manuals) So what is it? A
Grundig radio or a Telefunken radio? I own another Telefunken radio too
that does not say anything at all about Grundig.
cuhulin