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ASA (Radio Oy) was a Finnish electronics company that brought radios, stereos and televisions to thousands of Finnish homes for almost five decades...
Cable network radio channels have gone silent in Finland at the beginning of July. As of July 1, 2025, several cable operators discontinued both analog and many...
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The Toshiba KT-AS10 was a masterpiece of engineering for its time and one of the iconic devices of 1980s music culture. When the 1980s brought the advent of portable...
Radios are retro in their own right. However, few manufacturers have as strong a history to draw from as the British Roberts Radio. But modern...
British radios from Roberts have returned to Kruunuradio's range. The British manufacturer, which has been operating since 1932, has invested in the durability of its devices, as well as their appearance, feel and color selection.
McIntosh, a high-end American hi-fi manufacturer, has announced the MR89 AM/FM tuner. The radio frequency circuitry is promised to be able to receive even stronger signals from nearby stations without distortion or overload...
The Tuner Box S2, part of Pro-Ject's tiny Box devices, offers a super handy FM tuner for any system in a compact and affordable package!
Something old, something new, and something completely different. Classic brand Tivoli Audio has tastefully updated its beloved Model One table radio for today's needs.
Tivoli Audio, known for its timeless design, high-quality sound and ease of use, has renewed its collection of cornerstone products. The classic table radio Model One has been given a One+ model...
Why should the features of a table radio be limited to just listening to the radio? Not with the Como Audio Solo. The Swiss Army Knife of table radios in the test.
Finns listen to the radio for just under three hours a day, and it is the most popular audio source across all age groups. There should be demand for quality tuners like Leak.
There was an error in the Como Audio Solo table radio test in the latest AVPlus magazine (4/19). The text claimed that the radio's channel search and memory settings were not...
The traditional table radio still has its place as part of a home that plays music. Even today, this seemingly simple device can be used for much more than just listening to the radio, as evidenced by...
AH-Hifisystems has started importing two new brands – Como Audio and WireWorld. After three years on the market, Como Audio...
Swiss-based Geneva Lab has announced the new Touring S+ radio, which also functions as a wireless speaker. The replacement for the Touring S introduced last year...
Ruark has introduced the new R5 model, which sits between the R4 Mk III and the top-of-the-line R7 Mk III. Like them, it is...
Danish company Tangent has introduced its new Pebble Radio travel radio. It includes FM radio and DAB/DAB+ radio. Music can be streamed wirelessly via Bluetooth. In addition...
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