I'm a great fan of Bush sets Zel and have a number of them. Back in the day they were some of the very best quality you could get. I have two of the 71's big sisters in regular daily use...Zelandeth wrote:Jim, a close relative to the valve set here which sees the most regular use - Bush VHF71 in my case.
Small world isn't it...
The VHF64. They are magnificent and cost 59 Guineas in the late 50s. A very expensive set.
My favourite is my Pye Fenman II, the best you could buy in the 50s. It sounds awesome. It was one of the early VHF sets and has four speakers...

Mine cost me a fiver but it was in a bit of a state...
FM tuner duties are served with a Leak Troughline Stereo

And my amp is a Leak Stereo 30 which uses early germanium transistors and sounds very 'valvey' and gorgeous...
And finally, my CD player is a very early Philips CD160... It's quite new - 1985 vintage...