Grundig 3055/56
Brand: Grundig
The Grundig 3055/56 is a vintage radio model that was produced by the German electronics company Grundig in the mid to late 20th century. Specifically, the model numbers 3055 and 3056 refer to two variations of the same radio design, with 3055 being the more basic and 3056 being the deluxe version.The Grundig 3055/56 came in a sleek and stylish wooden cabinet, with sleek lines and rounded edges that give it a distinctly retro look. It had a simple synthesized sound, which was quite popular in the 1970s and 80s. The radio received both AM and FM signals and could tune in to multiple stations at once, thanks to a system called "Station Synchronization." This enabled the radio to switch seamlessly between stations without losing reception, making it a favorite among radio enthusiasts.The Grundig 3055/56 also came with some advanced features for its time, such as a sleep timer that could automatically turn off the radio after a set amount of time, and a dynamic bass boost that allowed users to adjust the volume and tonal qualities of the sound.Overall, the Grundig 3055/56 was a popular and well-respected model in Grundig's radio lineup, and it remains a beloved collector's item today due to its historical significance and functional design.
- Type: Mono Radio
- Bands: FM, MW, LW, SW
- Tuning Scale: Analogue
- Tuning Frequencies: 87 to 100 MHz (FM), 510 to 1600 kHz (MW), 150 to 350 kHz (LW), 6 to 16 MHz (SW)
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- Dimensions: 26 x 12 x 17"
- Weight: 37 lb
- Year: 1955
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