Philips - 22AF380 Portable – Space Age Design – 1970s Record player
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Philips 22AF380 portable stereo record player, 1975, in excellent tested and working condition, weighs 3.8 kg and includes a power cord.
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Philips 22AF380 Portable Stereo Record Player – Space Age Design – 1970s
In excellent tested and working condition – No reserve
A highly collectible and visually striking Philips 22AF380 portable stereo record player from the late 1970s, executed in the iconic Space Age design language of the era. This model stands out immediately thanks to its vibrant orange ABS shell combined with integrated stereo speaker panels that close together to form a compact portable carrying case.
Designed for mobility and modern living, the unit features a practical integrated handle and can operate both via AC mains power and completely wirelessly using batteries, making it a true portable hi-fi system of its time. A superb example of mid-1970s industrial design with strong Pop Art and Space Age aesthetics.
The player is equipped with integrated dual stereo speakers, individual left and right volume sliders, tone control, and pitch fine adjustment.
Suitable for both 33 RPM LP records and 45 RPM singles. The clean geometric lines and bold color palette make this an exceptional display piece as well as a functional vintage audio device.
Technical details:
Brand: Philips
Model: 22AF380
Country: Netherlands
Period: Mid 1970s
Type: Portable stereo record player
Speeds: 33 and 45 RPM
Controls: Tone, left volume, right volume
Additional feature: Pitch calibration adjustment
Connectivity: DIN auxiliary connection
Power supply: AC mains or battery operation
Dimensions: approx. 14 x 41 x 25 cm (h x w x d)
Weight: approx. 3.8 kg
Condition:
Tested and fully working. The unit remains in excellent vintage condition with only minor traces of age-related use. The orange casing retains a beautiful vibrant color and the speaker grilles are well preserved. A wonderful and increasingly hard-to-find collector’s piece.
Fully functional, but as with all vintage electrical items, a safety check by a qualified professional is recommended before use.
An iconic Philips design object and true eye-catcher for collectors of Space Age, Pop Art, Mid-Century Modern, and vintage audio design.
Disclaimer: Fully functional, but as with all vintage electrical items, a safety check by a qualified professional is recommended before use.
Seller's Story
We are a passionate team of skilled collectors dedicated to sourcing truly unique and rare vintage pieces. On Catawiki, we showcase only our finest finds. Carefully curated, lovingly selected, and offered with the lowest possible shipping rates as a service to our buyers.
Every item is professionally packed the very next day and shipped via registered mail for a safe and reliable delivery.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We are always happy to help.
Philips 22AF380 Portable Stereo Record Player – Space Age Design – 1970s
In excellent tested and working condition – No reserve
A highly collectible and visually striking Philips 22AF380 portable stereo record player from the late 1970s, executed in the iconic Space Age design language of the era. This model stands out immediately thanks to its vibrant orange ABS shell combined with integrated stereo speaker panels that close together to form a compact portable carrying case.
Designed for mobility and modern living, the unit features a practical integrated handle and can operate both via AC mains power and completely wirelessly using batteries, making it a true portable hi-fi system of its time. A superb example of mid-1970s industrial design with strong Pop Art and Space Age aesthetics.
The player is equipped with integrated dual stereo speakers, individual left and right volume sliders, tone control, and pitch fine adjustment.
Suitable for both 33 RPM LP records and 45 RPM singles. The clean geometric lines and bold color palette make this an exceptional display piece as well as a functional vintage audio device.
Technical details:
Brand: Philips
Model: 22AF380
Country: Netherlands
Period: Mid 1970s
Type: Portable stereo record player
Speeds: 33 and 45 RPM
Controls: Tone, left volume, right volume
Additional feature: Pitch calibration adjustment
Connectivity: DIN auxiliary connection
Power supply: AC mains or battery operation
Dimensions: approx. 14 x 41 x 25 cm (h x w x d)
Weight: approx. 3.8 kg
Condition:
Tested and fully working. The unit remains in excellent vintage condition with only minor traces of age-related use. The orange casing retains a beautiful vibrant color and the speaker grilles are well preserved. A wonderful and increasingly hard-to-find collector’s piece.
Fully functional, but as with all vintage electrical items, a safety check by a qualified professional is recommended before use.
An iconic Philips design object and true eye-catcher for collectors of Space Age, Pop Art, Mid-Century Modern, and vintage audio design.
Disclaimer: Fully functional, but as with all vintage electrical items, a safety check by a qualified professional is recommended before use.
Seller's Story
We are a passionate team of skilled collectors dedicated to sourcing truly unique and rare vintage pieces. On Catawiki, we showcase only our finest finds. Carefully curated, lovingly selected, and offered with the lowest possible shipping rates as a service to our buyers.
Every item is professionally packed the very next day and shipped via registered mail for a safe and reliable delivery.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We are always happy to help.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Philips
Model
22AF380 Portable – Space Age Design – 1970s
Physical condition
Excellent
Number of objects
1
Includes
Power cord
Year of manufacture
1975
Weight
3.8 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
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