In oak cabinet
with bakelite knobs and black aluminium front. The design was by van Otto van Tussenbroek;
this radio was his first design for Erres. The receiver was made
by Van der Heem
& Bloemsma in The Hague. Knobs for primary and
secondary tuning are situated on the left and right; reaction
control in the middle. Push-pull switches below the tuning knobs
are used to switch from medium to long wave. A knob for volume
control is located on the left hand side.
The
receiver was briefly mentioned in Radio Expres,
September 13th, 1929. "van Sussenbroek" is a
corruption of the family name of
designer "van Tussenbroek".
This is an early version of
the receiver. It has no HF
separating plate.
The radio was introduced in 1929. It was first
shown, together with the four-valve KY104 and the
radio-gramophones 203 and 204, at the Jaarbeurs Autumn Trade
Fair, that was held from September 3rd until September 12th,
1929. The price of the radio was Hfl
230,-
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