Mike o Brien… Owned a good few radiograms in my time and stereo systems to boot!.In the early 70’s owned a brand new Rigonda Bolshoi radiogram (I loved it) cost £125.There was at the time so much on the market we were spoilt for choice,Dynatron radiograms were in their heyday then but very expensive I have owned several models over the years(second-hand) One of my favourites I bought brand new was a HMV Stereomaster radiogram the sound was incredible (bought 1971) and cost £64. Nigel Ford… I remember Dad going off to Eastbourne to buy a RIGONDA Bolshoi so he could listen to a Mantovani LP that we bought him for Christmas, though he seldom did and I believe it was an old valve system that sounded great compared with our Dansette Tempo player… but what I really wanted to say was….Nice Bush Madeline…. Jim Breeds… There’s a few of them out there … Terry Pack… We had a mono, valve driven one! Great sound.ĭave Luck… Found picture of my first radiogram given to me by my father, this one was made by Ferguson. This was then replaced by a Rigonda Bolshi Radiogram Liz Dianto… My Grandparents had one, and it had a great sound James Turner… Am I old, just taken this photo in my lounge. Then we had an ITT Music Centre with meters for recording levels! Happy days 🙂Īndy Maby… My ‘posh’ Aunt and Uncle had one! I remember playing my cousin’s singles: ‘Venus’, Shocking Blue!!! Steve Thorpe… Had one the same, could plug a cassette recorder into the back. Madeline Joyce Morton… Still have one it is a Bush and still works Kevin Burchett… I think Madeline Joyce Morton still has one of these she did last year anyway. Jim Breeds… Gosh, almost the identical model to the one Dad bought from Bryants! It was a Bush stereogram with a Garrard deck.
Thanks to Richard J Porter for finding this…Īndy Qunta… Yes, we had something like that! Spent untold hours with it!ĭave Luck… Had one very similar, but with twin sliding door’s on the front, good old fashioned Radiogram.
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