Remco Electronic Transistor Radio Commercial 1950′s


Posted in Consumer Electronics by admin - Jan 6, 2010

Great TV Ad for an Electronic Transistor Radio by Remco. . Definately the ’50s! Enjoy!! Check out the prices too!!

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8 Responses to “Remco Electronic Transistor Radio Commercial 1950′s”

  1. musicom67 says:

    I love the ‘old school’ accents the kids have…”Gee, da bawl-game” “…All ya have ta do is put together all da parts…. the tyoo-ner…” Does any kid still have this accent?

  2. HenshinMasta says:

    Wow.I build a HAM Radio myself in 1999, and it was 15X harder to put together that this thing.

  3. nocusr says:

    I built this in the late ’50s. It worked but the tuning was b r o a d, picking up only 2 stations in Queens NY. The advertising was kind of deceptive – the “broadcasting” was only through the internal speaker. As a kid, I expected to broadcast to another radio, and the speaker implied you could listen to the radio. That being said, it was a major part of me getting interested in electronics. Also, these are still available in ebay. Thanks for the trip doen memory lane!

  4. JeffLeites says:

    I had one too. It introduced me to the world of audio feedback when I put the mic in front of the speaker :-)

  5. RaikohNL says:

    HOW SWEETmy is Remco

  6. TropicofCapricorn2 says:

    Love the hat!!!

  7. XboobtubeX says:

    how many kids could even attempt to build one of these today?

  8. visor109 says:

    Classic! LOL!It’s no Heathkit, but I would have bought it back then!

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