Grundig - RTV 380 Solid state stereo receiver
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Grundig RTV 380, manufactured in 1969, is in good physical condition and fully functional (tested and working), weighs 9 kg, with no extras.
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The Grundig RTV 380 is a charming, fully transistor-based amplifier produced in Germany between 1969. The device immediately catches the eye with its distinctive retro look: a beautiful matte veneered wooden housing combined with a brushed aluminum front panel. Unique to this model is that the tuning scale reads from right to left. With a modest power of 10 watts per channel, this receiver delivers a warm, nostalgic sound. It is equipped with five independent mechanical preset buttons for the FM band and features traditional DIN connectors for a turntable and cassette deck. Perfect for fans of authentic mid-century design.
Tuning Range: FM (88-108 MHz), MW/AM, SW
The Grundig works perfectly.
For a better impression see photos.
The Grundig RTV 380 is a charming, fully transistor-based amplifier produced in Germany between 1969. The device immediately catches the eye with its distinctive retro look: a beautiful matte veneered wooden housing combined with a brushed aluminum front panel. Unique to this model is that the tuning scale reads from right to left. With a modest power of 10 watts per channel, this receiver delivers a warm, nostalgic sound. It is equipped with five independent mechanical preset buttons for the FM band and features traditional DIN connectors for a turntable and cassette deck. Perfect for fans of authentic mid-century design.
Tuning Range: FM (88-108 MHz), MW/AM, SW
The Grundig works perfectly.
For a better impression see photos.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Grundig
Model
RTV 380
Physical condition
Good
Number of objects
1
Includes
No extra's
Weight
9 kg
Functional condition
Tested and working/playable
