A few Nordmende Tannhauser images

[JesusJones]

Best part is I got it for free! from my school cause they didn't know what to do with it.

[KlipschFan61]

That console is sweet! It looks to have the same front end my Sterling has. I noticed it had the 6 sets crossover adjustments which I guess are kind of rare.

I'll bet it makes some noise. When I jury-rigged some speaker wire outs, I was to hook up to the LaScalas and definitely filled the room with sound.

[Old1625]

Very nice set!

I have had some table radios like that over the years. Usually ended up giving them to friends in need. I still have a console model with changer, and also a coffee-table style unit.

[BigBlue88]

I've got a Nordmende Isabella 2/633 that I've thought of selling, but haven't, and probably won't. It's a complicated piece, compared to my Curtis Mathes or Magnavox hifi's, but it's such a beautiful piece, and it's so rare in the US, I just can't hardly bear to part with it. Photos to follow later.

[myrgatroyd]

Nice stuff yoou have there! Congratulation!
Interesting to see the differences in the dials. I have an older Tannhauser with a total different dial.

Hmm. You guys have the fm band up to 108 Mhz. We had only 87,5 to 100 Mhz in those days. Too bad. For the interesting stations are placed between 100 and 108 today.

[JesusJones]

Thank you I do enjoy it very much.
And if anyone might have or know of where to find a service manual for it that would be great. I'm sure it could use biasing or B+ setting or something.
Rudy