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usradcoll1 · 9th Mar 2017, 3:56 am

Thanks for the picture of the speaker used. Those speakers usually sounded rather good. Most of the radios, using that type of output valve, used the nasty magnetic pin-drive speaker.

The radio chassis was probably made by a firm known as one of the Chicago independants. There was several firms of the type, that only made private labeled products.

9th Mar 2017, 3:56 am	#7
usradcoll1 Heptode Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Cedar Grove, Wisconsin, USA. Posts: 823	Re: 1930s Bestone clock radio combo. Thanks for the picture of the speaker used. Those speakers usually sounded rather good. Most of the radios, using that type of output valve, used the nasty magnetic pin-drive speaker. The radio chassis was probably made by a firm known as one of the Chicago independants. There was several firms of the type, that only made private labeled products.