Reliced (sic) Radio

[4 Strings]

I saw this in Currys recently. Various colours in various states of supposed wear and tear.

Funny how some items seemingly need to be shiny, others, seemingly, need to have been owned for years and well used.

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Edited October 2, 2015 by 4 Strings

[discreet]

I'd want a new one for that kind of money.

[BassTractor]

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I'd want a new one for that kind of money.
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Silly boy! The new ones are on the shelf underneath, and go for £79.99.

[discreet]

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Silly boy! The new ones are on the shelf underneath, and go for £79.99.
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I'll pay the extra then, I'm not going to relic it myself. Tsk!

[pfretrock]

Why has it got matching knobs?
Actually I bought a Roberts DAB about 5 years ago. It was sh*te, poor reception, noisy cheap analog volume pot (most have digital pots). It went back.

[taunton-hobbit]

Roberts are owned by Glen Dimplex, which are a million miles away from the original product...(Google it, it's a conglomerate gig).
Interestingly (or not) this wonderous idea don't seem to be on their website (or on Fleabay).

[4-string-thing]

Any good for metal though?



Someone was bound to say it sooner or later, might as well be me.....

[KiOgon]

I'll wait for the plasterer's radio version ( please don't google that!) https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=plasterer%27s+radio&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0CC0QsARqFQoTCJ7jubGPpsgCFUk3FAod2k0FQA&biw=1680&bih=913

[discreet]

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I'll wait for the plasterer's radio version...
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