@@mamapizzavintageaudio I live in The Netherlands where all of Philips was made & my whole house is filled with these speakers & amps. It’s the best quality ever, highly underrated
Hello, I would like to ask, how are the loudspeaker sockets for this model called? I have the same model but it doesn't connect the same way as conventional speaker sockets do.
What is it they call these amps the porthole VU meter amps? I just missed buying one for $20 in Australia. They are quite rare here. Have a few sets of speakers though. Thx for the post.
Este amplificador me tenia el corazón robado
De lo mejor en su momento
👍, gran sonido, disculpe es de germanio, saludos desde tierra azteca.
Cool, didn't know Philips made those. Sweet VU meters.
Very nice sweet sound
Love it
Best sound ever!😎
I have 457 speakers in almost mint condition, now I'm looking for the amplifier from that era.. but they are so rare..
yes not very easy to find ... but not impossible.. it depends of your country
@@mamapizzavintageaudio I live in The Netherlands where all of Philips was made & my whole house is filled with these speakers & amps. It’s the best quality ever, highly underrated
@Scripturenest Even If I could, shipping is impossible because they are extremely heavy, unbelievably good quality
@Scripturenest I feel so blessed to live in Philips Heaven here!
The time when Philips was the term of the quality
Es muy hermoso y todo lo demás
Hello, I would like to ask, how are the loudspeaker sockets for this model called? I have the same model but it doesn't connect the same way as conventional speaker sockets do.
It’s the European DIN Connector from that time
Yo tengo el modelo 521, pero no sé donde conseguir las conexiones para enchufarlo a amplificadores actuales
Tengo un philips o1 rh 548 será algo parecido? Con que lo puedo probar?
Ha avuto anche le 427 ? Se si che differenze ha sentito?
What is it they call these amps the porthole VU meter amps? I just missed buying one for $20 in Australia. They are quite rare here. Have a few sets of speakers though. Thx for the post.
so called " fish eye" maybe?