AKAI from left to right: M-8 (1965), X-150D (1966), GX-260D (1973), GX-635D (1979)
AMPEX from left to right: 601 (1956), 960 (1959), 750 (1968), ATR-700 (1977)
BANG & OLUFSEN from left to right: 507k (1951), 606 (1959), Stereomaster (1963), 1500 (1965)
BERLANT from left to right: NWR-1 (1951), 1501 (1953), Concertone 505 (1961), Concertone 800 (1964)
BRENELL from left to right: 3-Star (1958), Mk5 stereo (1959), STB2 (1964), IC 200 (1973)
COSSOR from left to right: CR-1603 (1962), CR-1605 (1963), CR-1621 (1964), CR-1607 (1965)
DOKORDER from left to right: 7140 (1974), 1120 (1975), 8010 (1975), 1140 (1976)
ELIZABETHAN from left to right: Elizabethan (1954), Bandbox (1959), FT1 (1960), LZ.32 (1965)
EMI L-R l2 (1953), TR90 (1958), TR52 (1960), L4 (1964)
FERROGRAPH from left to right: Series 2 (1954), 420 (1961), Series 7 (1968), Logic 7 (1974)
Geloso L-R G255 (1957), G256 (1959), G268 (1962), G682 (1965)
Grundig L-R: TK 5 (1955), TK 830/3D (1957), TK 244 (1971), TS 945 Super Hi-Fi (1977)
MAGNECORD from left to right; P6 (1950), Magnecordette 101 Stereo (1958), 1021/1022 (1964), 728 (1967)
PHILIPS from left to right: EL3516 (1958), EL3547 (1962), N4416 (1972), N4520 (1978)
REVOX - from left to right: E36 (1962), G36/736 (1964), A77 (1967), B77 (1978)
SONY from left to right: TC-102 (1964), TC-777S (1963 ), TC-366 (1971 ), TC-640 (1971)
STUZZI from left to right: Ton-Boy (1955), Splendor 561W (1953), Tricord (1959), Radiocord 379W (1962)
TANDBERG from left to right: Model 2 (1954), Series 7 (1964), 3300X (1973), TD20A (1978)
TEAC from left to right: A-4010S (1966), A 4300SX (1975), A 2340SX (1976), Teac X-10 (1979)
TESLA from left to right: Sonet (1958), Sonet Duo (1959), Sonet B3 (1962), B41 (1965)
TESLA from left to right: Sonet (1958), Sonet Duo (1959), Sonet B3 (1962), B41 (1965)
TRUVOX from left to right: R1 (1958), R6 (1959), Series 90 (1963), Series 40 (1966)
UHER from left to right: 295 (1955), 720 (1960), 724 (1966), SG 630 ‘Logic’ (1976)
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