Philips 22RB662 transistor radio from 1966. At the time, this device was Philips’ answer to the revolutionary BeoMaster 900K from Bang & Olufsen. This can be seen from a number of similarities in the design and the fact that this device also was one of the first which was made completely with transistors. This device also has connections on the back for two external speakers and a gramophone player and tape recorder. The optical condition is as good as new, in my humble opinion. Internally, this device looks like it is in the condition as it left the factory at the time, except for some dust. Listen to exotic stations via the short, medium or long wave or tune in to FM stations in stereo, it all works. The tape and phono inputs also work. And for completeness: volume, balance, tone control, afc and power switch also work. Photos are part of the description. Shipping in neat packaging.