Braun - T-1 'Dieter Rams Design' / Stereo Synthesizer Tuner

The Braun Atelier T1 is an iconic AM/FM stereo radio tuner produced between 1980 and 1983 as part of the legendary Atelier series. Designed under the leadership of renowned chief designer Dieter Rams, the series is celebrated for its sleek, minimalist, and timeless aesthetic. The T1 was the very first tuner in this product line and forms a cohesive visual and technical unit with components such as the A1 amplifier and the C1 cassette deck. Key specifications & features • Tuning: Analog diode tuning combined with a quartz-controlled, five-digit digital frequency display. • Presets: Features 9 physical station buttons that can be manually set using a special, removable "Tuning Key." • Frequency range: FM (UKW) from 87.5 to 108 MHz, and MW (medium wave) from 515 to 1630 kHz. Some versions also support LW (long wave). • Functions: Manually switchable AFC (Automatic Frequency Control), mono/stereo switch, and muting (noise reduction). • Housing: Slim metal design; originally released in black, and available in grey starting in the autumn of 1981. • Dimensions & Weight: Width 44.5 cm, height 7.0 cm, depth 37.5 cm. The unit weighs approximately 4.1 kg. Carefully shipped Little signs of use.

Estimate:£126.72

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