#TRANSISTOR RADIO 1970S PATCH#
The list will be added to as more names are discovered.Īrrow (model 510), Advance, Advancer (model AE-906), Advanco, Aciko, Ajax, Aliza, Almar (model W600), Amisonic, AM Radio, Ampetco (model MX-1000), Aisbo (model PCV-2A), Astrasonic (aka Astra Sonic), Atlantic (model Super 6), Audiosonic (model MX-100), Beamish, Best-Ever, B/E, Binatone, Browni, Bruberry, C-Tone, Cabbage Patch Kids, Care Bears, Carina (model W951P), Carlton, Caprice, Centaur, Comet (model 642), Computron, Concept 2000, Conic, Cosmosonic, Diel, Direction, DSC, Dyn (model DS-007), ElecTronic, Electrowave, Elgin, Eva, Fairmont, Federal (model 642), Futura, Gabie (model TR-105), Geeta (model TR-105), Genesonic, Harvard (model M-100), Holiday, Hollywood Park, International, iTi, Jackson (model 600), Jamar (model 770), Justine, K-Sonic, Kmart, Lafayette, Lake, LifeTone (model 2601), Lionel, Luxtone, Magic Sound, Marc, Markson's 7, Master Control (model W-600), Merc-Radio, Mika, Millionaire (model K-1000), Musonic, Nentone, Nobility, North American, North Star (model W600), Olympia, Parlax, Pelican, Play-Mate (model PM-806), Precor, Prominent, Renown, Rexina, Rhapsody (model RY-657), Road Runner, Rosenic (model MX-1000), Ross, Rover (model R8), Royaltone, Sanco, Samika, Satellite, Sears, Seiko, Sergeant (model BO-1), Seville (model 1201P), Signet, Solar, Sonex (model 663), Sonya, Soundwave (model W600), Sporty, Stardust (model 720), Stellarsonic, Stewart, Strauss, Sublime (Instant Sound), Supertone (model ST-716, Supreme, Sweet Sound (model 900), Teleton, Tempest, Thornton, Touchline (model M-117), TG&Y, Unic (model R-8), Vantone, Viking, Vision, Victor, Victory, Westminster, Windsor, Winson, Winter's (model AS-101), Zumbo (model OIC-300) The following is perhaps the most complete list of brand names for this radio to be found on the internet.It's taken me a long time to put this together. They didn't sound great and the reception was less than stellar but to a ten year old kid it was amazing to listen to my own music on my very own radio.
I remember having one as a kid, listening to Toronto's two Top 40 stations 680 CFTR and 1050 CHUM. I have a few more variants (some are NOS in boxes) but these are the only ones photographed to date. These 'made in Hong Kong' radios were everywhere in the 1970s and into the early part of the 1980s.
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