Name: | Clarodyne; USA (USA) |
Abbreviation: | clarodyne |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
We only know some radio models called Clarodyne. We don't know anything about the company - only that it has been mentioned in connexion to Bell. Does anybody know more about Clarodyne? Is Clarodyne Radio perhaps just a brand of Bell or is Clarodyne just the name of some similar radios from around mid 20s? |
History: |
The name plate of a wooden horn loudspeaker does indicate that Clarodyne is at least a brand name for loudspeakers.
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Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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USA | 24 | Clarodyne New | The plate shows only "NEW Clarodyne" where "NEW" is above of the brand Clarodyne. The insi... | |
USA | 24 | Clarodyne Horn Speaker | The loudspeaker shows as brand "Clarodyne" - but no signs for model indication. The small ... | |
USA | 24 | Clarodyne 5 knobs | The plate shows only "Clarodyne". This model shows three main knobs and below two smaller ... | |
USA | 25 | Low Loss Receiver | 201A |
Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
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Clarodyne Radios
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Robin Roeckers
26.Jan.09 |
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Here is a photo of a 1920s Clarodyne Radio sign recently purchased from the Indiana Historic Radio Museum by eBay seller radios10467. He has allowed me to use any of his pictures. I know it doesn't difinitively prove - one way or the other - that Clarodyne was a manufacturer but it does show their trademark. I believe the Indiana Historic Radio Museum is at this site: home.att.net/~indianahistoricalradio/ihrp6mus.htm
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