Very rare Beolit 600 Transistor Radio in beautifull RED, all origional and complete in very good condition. A new range of transportable radios - the Beolit - was launched in 1970. The sound reproduction was unusually good - so good that many of the Beolits are still in use. In principle, the units were battery-powered, but the 600 version could also be connected to the mains. An amusing detail was the indication, of the selected station. This was shown by a small metal ball which moved behind a glass cover in parallel with a magnet on the exterior control slide and was thus encased and protected. Despite its sophisticated exterior, the Beolit was extremely robust. With Beolit 600 the designer Jacob Jensen set a new standard for the manufacture and design of transistor radios. In its construction, details and finish the radio pursued the same straight lines which have always characterised B&O's products. The radio was very functional and easy to operate.