1950s Bush TR82 radio, made into portable Bluetooth speaker
1959 The Bush TR82 transistor radio, designed by Ogle Design, was regarded as an icon of early transistor radio design. The first radio to use the Ogle cabinet design was the MB60, a battery/mains valve set from 1957-59.
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What I have done:
I replaced the original speaker, with a quality Sony speaker and fitted a new 20W Bluetooth amplifier. I've left the original valve radio in good (almost) complete condition - but please note this model only function as a bluetooth speaker, not a radio. The genuine light bulb lights up, when you switch the radio on. The radio now operates on 12V (low voltage) with an external power supply and is adapted to work in any country. |
£169 with 12V power supply and built in power pack
£149 with 12V power supply Specification:
Dimensions(WHD): cm Voltage: 12V with power supply (included) Weight: 3 kg |