Ive just got an....er.....Teleton??

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im_alan_partridge

im_alan_partridge

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Teleton SCR810
Got this of a guy at work, its heavy and well built for a small to mid-size box plus decent sound on the radio. Tape deck plays ff,rew but no sound??
Its got a bit of an Aiwa look to it but ive never heard of Teleton?



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retrohead

retrohead

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YOUR RIGHT CHECK THA BASS,TELETON WERE KNOWN MORE COMMONLY FOR HIGH END HIFI GEAR,IVE GOT THE SCR810 AND ITS A REALLY NICE SMALL BOX,BLOODY WELL MADE TOO!!!! :yes:
 
Brutus442

Brutus442

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Hey alan, great box!....a personal fav of my mine!

These were sold in Canada under the Candle/ Citizen brand sold by JIL Limited. These were also the house brand of several catalogue stores like Consumers Distributing for one.


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As you can see mine has a few battlescars from painting...but she's still my fav!
 
Lasonic TRC-920

Lasonic TRC-920

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I am being more and more surprised by mid and small radio's, the more I take a closer look.

The sound quality of some smaller radio's can not be denied :no:

I too, LOVE those LED's :yes:
 
Ken

Ken

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Jboogie2384 said:
SANYO 9994 knock off all the way but it looks great! I'm diggin the LED's :thumbsup:
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:agree: Diggin' on those thumbscrews. Classy, cute led's, vu, etc. What's not to like? :thumbsup:
 
retrohead

retrohead

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ive just been given a massive 3 piece teleton,similar to a marantz pms7000-a great box and surely rare as hens teeth :-D
 
Beosystem10

Beosystem10

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These were also the house brand of several catalogue stores
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Same with Teleton in the UK. I have a Teleton integrated amplifier that came from a club book (Great Universal if memory serves correctly) circa 1981. It's a strongly built little thing and its componentry is a good decade behind the rest of the market of the time, with lots of Germanium around the place and both DIN and RCA connections. Curiously, it's designed to play into 16 Ohm loads which would have made it a straight replacement for many of the domestic Hacker, Dynatron and similarly high quality pieces of valved equipment.
 
retrohead

retrohead

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with teleton being a british firm at the time its hard not to tie them in with firms like ferguson,goodmans,alba etc but they had to be the best of the more budget brands associated with the uk imho,as ive had several pieces of teleton equipment and they have always struck me as being solid and dependable ;-)
 
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