1950
Height: 96 cm Width: 60 cm Depth: 42 cm Weight: approx. 30 kg
Splendid original Siemens Type M 848 radio-phonograph cabinet, an authentic masterpiece of German electronics produced between 1954 and 1956. This object is not just an electronic device, but a true piece of mid-twentieth-century European design history.
Crafted from fine wood with elegant brass finishes, it features the classic "Music Mobile" aesthetic of the era, characterized by understated lines and a striking stage presence. A perfect furnishing accessory for lofts, executive offices, or modernist-style living rooms.
Technical Details and ComponentsModel: Siemens Type M 848 (Made in Germany).
Radio: Multi-band receiver (FM/UKW, Short, Medium and Long Waves) with original intact dial.
Turntable: Internal housing with vintage tilting head turntable.
Tubes: Equipped with classic tube sets (EL84, EABC80, EF41, etc.) and the iconic EM34 “Magic Eye” (circular tuning indicator).
Speaker: Large lower front grille in gold metallic fabric.
Terms and ConditionsThe item is sold exclusively as a piece of art, collector's item or furnishing accessory.
Operation: Untested. Sold as "non-functional" for electrical safety purposes. Ideal for anyone looking for an electronics restoration project or a static display piece.
Aesthetics: The cabinet is solid and complete with all its original components (knobs, Bakelite buttons, trim). The wooden top has an authentic patina with signs of aging and surface scratches that testify to its originality (easily restored with furniture polish).
Dimensions and WeightHeight: 96 cm
Width: 60 cm
Depth: 42 cm
Weight: about 30 kg
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