Antique tube radio manufactured by PHILIPS in Belgium in 1964. This is the model BI AMPLI B5X43A STEREO. This radio model includes the Stereo Decoder for a fully stereo FM. And something very important and rare in this kind of radios, the FM range goes until 108 Mhz !!! A radio with excellent sound quality and a design that is ideal for decorating your home or office with a very distinguished touch. The radio has been completely overhauled and repaired down to the smallest detail. The interior has been cleaned and treated with products that will protect the metal parts against rust and all capacitors, resistors and valves in poor condition have been replaced. The result is a radio in perfect condition. It is a Bi-Ampi radio that uses two EL84 ampifier tubes. We have installed two new EL84 matched that offer the best quality sound. The cabinet is in very good condition. The sound is perfect, as only tube radios can be: loud, clear and warm. And in stereo. It is a real luxury. It works in all bands: AM, FM, Shortwave and Longwave. 10 tubes and 2 speakers. Valves: ECC85 ECH81 EF89 EBF89 EM80 EAA91 EAA91 ECC83 EL84 EL84 EZ81 Measures: 550 x 220 x 240 mm / 21.7 x 8.7 x 9.4 inch These radios were manufactured with an internal voltage selector that goes from 110 to 220V, so the radio is compatible for countries with voltages from 110 to 220V without using external transformers. Just plug and play. NOTE: This radio has a rear turntable input, which can now be used to connect one of the Bluetooth Amplifiers we have advertised in our store. This way you can not only listen to AM and FM, but you can also listen to your favorite music from your iPhone, CD, computer.... with that warm sound that old radios have. You can listen to your jazz collection, your favorite playlist, etc..... through this radio and with the sound quality that only tube radios have. Check out our Bluetooth in the section "Exclusive Radios". SHIPPING COST: GERMANY: 35 EUR EUROPE: 55 EUR USA, EMIRATES, KOREA, TAIWAN... or other countries: Please, contact and ask the shipping cost PICTURES: