got a guy holding 2 what he says are boomboxes for me- ive never heard of em-
bush SRC 288 CD
Sentra p10
have any of you guys?tried googling em but found zilch.and the sentra one sounds like a coach company.
any one got them, any pics?he knows the type i want, and i specifically told him no modern junk.so theyve got to be the right period.plus he now says hes got me another-but as yet no model number.let me know folks

anyone got a BBDB handy? I'm not using the right PC right now...

anybody have ideas?im not gonna buy trash if this particular contact of mine is trying to sell me trash!!!!!!!

i found only these Bush models:
Bush BR 5902

Bush GBP 220

cheers brig, but i dont think either of these beauties are it-they seem tonnes better to me!

yes, must be something like this Bush SRC 165:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Bush-SRC...meZRSS:B:SRCH:GB:102


and there's also CD letters in your case

if its like that brigadier it will be a no no-thats about 5 years old-what makes me annoyed is the guy KNOWS what sort i want-not this modern rubbish.

here ya go:

`bout bush:


Alba PLC
The market leader in low end audio, A/V and other budget CE products in Britain, also trades using the Bush , Goodmans, Harvard International and Hinari brands (Hinari is no longer used for audio/AV products though) but also licenses brands for use on their products including Ministry of Sound that they use on lifestyle audio products and manufactures car audio products under the Roadstar name. Founded as a trading company by John Harris in the 70's, bought the Alba Radio tradename in 1982 and promptly changed it's name to Alba PLC, the Bush Radio company was purchased in 1988 and the rights to the Goodmans trademark in 1994 (the old Goodmans loudspeaker company went on trading as Goodmans Loudspeakers Limited). The company also owns the Roadstar Managment SA company in Switzerland, the company distributes a subset of the Alba product range under the Roadstar banner in central Europe while in the UK the brand is only seen on car products. Note that the company has no production factilities of it's own but rather uses OEM's, although that may change since it bought the consumer electronics division of Grundig in association with Beko Elektroniks in 2004.Roadstar Management SA Switzerland.







aka cross reference list:

bush-tematron,
bush-cathay,siemens
bush-kh
bush-brandt,candle,emerson,isp,lenoxx,lloyds,maximal,pathé marconi,saba,soundmaster,standard,teleton,tokyo,triumph..
bush-eversonic,jumbo,marksound,westminster
bush-g.e.,kinwood,penney,uher
bush-sencor
bush-tec
bush-salora,siemens,sonic
bush-rank arena
bush-highwave
bush,goldstar,tec,tristar
......

I recall Sentra being an own brand from a catalogue and pretty cheap as well, very much the bottom end of the equipent in there.

quote:

Originally posted by andy v:
thats about 5 years old-what makes me annoyed is the guy KNOWS what sort i want-not this modern rubbish.

The guy probably says he understands what you're looking for, but in reality might not have an eye for recognising designs that are from different eras. He may have assumed these modern radios could have been from the '80s cause he can't tell the difference, he just sees 2 speakers and a cassette player. I know a few people like that who've mistakenly saved modern stuff for me in the past.

thanks for all the help, chaps. ill be definately saying no to the bush.the sentra?for a name ive never heard of before ill take it for the name only- if it is an 80s model.