Name: | Reynolds Universal Manufacturing Co., Ltd.; Birmingham (GB) |
Abbreviation: | reynolds-3 |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
Reynolds Universal Manufacturing Co., Ltd. From 1947 to 1950, Edgbaston's Reynolds Universal Manufacturing Co., Ltd. crafted high-end radios, radiograms, and amplifiers. Notably, their radios boasted a generous 8-valve design, while radiograms upped the ante to a luxurious 16 valves. This commitment to quality extended beyond their borders, with exports offered to India, South Africa, and Australia. [1] Unfortunately, despite its international reach and focus on premium products, the company faced financial challenges and entered liquidation in December 1950. [2] |
Founded: | 1947 |
Closed: | 1951 |
Production: | 1947 - 1951 |
History: |
[1] Wireless World Oct 1947, Page Ad 54. |
This manufacturer was suggested by Gary Cowans.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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GB | 48 | Amplifier T.10 | Advertised as:- Ideal for small or medium halls, cafes, and clubrooms. etc. AC or DC ma... | |
GB | 48 | Amplifier T.12 | Advertised as:- The smartest AC/DC Amplifier on the market. Outstanding 10 watts ... | |
GB | 48 | De Luxe Amplifier T.40 | Advertised as:- MODEL T.40 DE LUXE AMPLIFIER. For outdoor meetings, large halls, factor... | |
GB | 48 | Masterpiece Radiogram | Advertised as:- REYNOLDS " MASTERPIECE" RADIOGRAM. 10-valve 3-wave superhet with an ... | |
GB | 48 | Quality Eight | Advertised as:- Reynolds " Quality Eight." 8-valve 3-waveband superhet, twin chassis. O... | |
GB | 48 | Concert Grand Radiogram | Concert Grand Radiogram was advertised as : The ultimate in sound reproduction. 16... |
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