Radiola Philips - CURLING POMPON space age Record player





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Here is a beautiful Space Age Philips turntable model from the 1970s, known in France as CURLING and POMPON in the Netherlands and Germany.
AC operation 110 / 127 / 220 / 240 V or 6 x 1.5V LR14 batteries not supplied (it is currently set to 220/240 volts).
electrophone with 6 transistors + 3 diodes
it can play records 33, 45, 78 rpm, with automatic stop at the end of the disc, the sapphire is very good, it has its 45 rpm adapter.
The condition is excellent, complete and fully serviced by a technician/collector, with replacement of defective parts; it works flawlessly with a remarkable sound, and what a Space Age design!
dimensions: L: 300 H: 120 P: 300 (mm)
weight: 2.3 kg
it will travel by Chronopost or equivalent and will be superbly packed and insured (see our ratings)
(the last two photos show 1970s advertisements that are not part of the sale)
You can also visit radioteppaz.fr, which is our little museum/site where you’ll see some collectible devices that are not for sale but pleasant to look at
Here is a beautiful Space Age Philips turntable model from the 1970s, known in France as CURLING and POMPON in the Netherlands and Germany.
AC operation 110 / 127 / 220 / 240 V or 6 x 1.5V LR14 batteries not supplied (it is currently set to 220/240 volts).
electrophone with 6 transistors + 3 diodes
it can play records 33, 45, 78 rpm, with automatic stop at the end of the disc, the sapphire is very good, it has its 45 rpm adapter.
The condition is excellent, complete and fully serviced by a technician/collector, with replacement of defective parts; it works flawlessly with a remarkable sound, and what a Space Age design!
dimensions: L: 300 H: 120 P: 300 (mm)
weight: 2.3 kg
it will travel by Chronopost or equivalent and will be superbly packed and insured (see our ratings)
(the last two photos show 1970s advertisements that are not part of the sale)
You can also visit radioteppaz.fr, which is our little museum/site where you’ll see some collectible devices that are not for sale but pleasant to look at

