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I love radios, and there's something so tactile, elegant, and retro-futuristic about this cube Sony TR-1825 transistor radio from the '70s

Images from: https://blog.iso50.com/26131/26131/

Big fan of tactile electronics — this is stunning, shame its no longer in production

ICYI the Robert's Radio MIDI is a beautiful alternative that was recently released

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This is lovely, thanks for sharing! Love the look of their revival radios too — you can tell when electronics have been designed by people who know well the quality and measure of attention that is (and should be) paid to an object

This is lovely, thanks for sharing! Love the look of their revival radios too — you can tell when electronics have been designed by people who know well the quality and measure of attention that is (and should be) paid to an object 

https://www.robertsradio.com/en-gb/revival

Big fan of tactile electronics — this is stunning, shame its no longer in production

ICYI the Robert's Radio MIDI is a beautiful alternative that was recently released https://www.robertsradio.com/en-gb/radios/rambler-midi#ramblermidinb

first time seeing this radio, beautiful design

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I think I'm more impressed ISO50 is still up.

I've never been gobsmacked by a portable radio before, but here I am, taking this thing in and gawking at it in all its simplistic beauty

the design team for sony used to be equivalent to the '92 american olympic basketball team. need more of this 🤓 22 $degen

Oh my god, that is so beautiful and timeless! Thanks for sharing ⬜  100 $DEGEN