ITT (former Schaub Lorenz) international
model 615
Pocket radio approx. 1962, made in Japan for ITT USA, by NEC. Only 1 inch thick, with 6 transistors - metal back with door for batteries.
model Jockey Automatic
Made in Germany approx. 1964 - pcb partly Japanese - 9 transistors - MW / LW / FM - 4 'AA' cells for 6V supply - slightly bigger radio compared to the Pony's.
model Pony-S
Made in Germany approx. 1964 - pcb partly Japanese - 6 transistors - small radio, it has reasonable sound - plastic case not very stable - oval speaker - MW / LW - 4 'AA' cells for 6V supply -
model Pony 11
Made in Germany approx. 1968 - pcb partly Japanese - 6 transistors - small radio, it has reasonable sound - plastic case not very stable - oval speaker - MW / LW - 4 'AA' cells for 6V supply -
model Pony 13A
Made in Germany approx. 1970 - pcb partly Japanese - 6 transistors - small radio, it has reasonable sound - plastic case not very stable - oval speaker - MW / LW - 4 'AA' cells for 6V supply -
model Pony 18A
Made in Germany approx. 1971 - pcb partly Japanese - 3 transistors and 1 early Telefunken IC - small radio but good reception and sound - oval speaker - MW / LW - 4 'AA' cells for 6V supply.
model Pony 18B
Made in Germany approx. 1971 - pcb partly Japanese - 3 transistors and 1 early Telefunken IC - small radio but good reception and sound - oval speaker - MW / LW - 4 'AA' cells for 6V supply.
model Junior automatic
small AC/DC radio.
model Junior 221
Small radio made in the 1980 in Japan - AM / FM - looks like the Junior 321 but this one is gold coloured - This radio has 4 transistors and 2 IC's. It employs remarkably again an oval speaker ! Sound quality is good and so is reception.
model Junior 321
Small radio made in the 1980 in Japan - AM / FM - it looks like the Junior 221 this is a silver coloured cabinet - This radio has 4 transistors and 2 IC's. It employs remarkably again an oval speaker ! Sound quality and reception are good.
model Tiny 503
Radio of the same cabinet design as the radio below the Polo 504. But it must be said its also a much cheaper design, the cabinet lacks the stability and the electronic design is a lot cheaper. The antenna mounting suffers from a design error: it breaks easely. Performance of this radio is hardly average.
model Polo 504
High quality design radio made in Germany in approx. 1980 - it has transistors and 2 ICs - the sound is great and very fine reception - it is AC/DC - it is a bigger radio than the average one - the design of the cabinet is very special and tasteful, it has no carrying handle but a 'grip' at the left side, that seems not very useful but in practice it appears to be very easy to handle radio.
model Touring
Big AC/DC radio from the 1960's. It has excelent sound.
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