ZVEZDA 54
The ZVEZDA 54 is a vintage vacuum tube radio that was manufactured in the Soviet Union in the 1950s. This is a superheterodyne receiver that uses seven tubes.
The ZVEZDA 54 was designed for use in the household and is known for its warm and rich sound. It features a simple and elegant design, with a wooden cabinet and a large tuning dial that allows users to easily scan through the radio frequencies.
Overall, the ZVEZDA 54 is a popular vintage radio among collectors and enthusiasts. Its simple and elegant design, warm sound quality, and historical significance make it a prized possession for those interested in vintage electronics.
Type: | Super heterodyne receiver, 7 tubes |
Reception / frequency: | LW / 150 - 410kHz MW / 520 - 1600kHz SW1 / 6,13 - 7,34MHz SW2 / 9,5 - 12,1MHz SW3 / 3,95 - 12,1MHz |
Intermediate frequency: | 465kHz |
Sensitivity: | LW / MW - 200mKv
SW - 300mKv |
Selectivity for the adjacent channel: | 26dB |
Selectivity on the mirror channel: | LW-36dB MW-30dB SW-12dB |
Rated Output Power: | 1.5W |
The range of reproduced audio frequencies: | 150Hz - 4kHz |
Tubes: | 6А7, 6Ж3П (2 pcs.), 6Х2П, 6П1П, 6Е5С, 6Ц4П |
Power supply: | AC 127 / 220V |
Power Consumption: | 60W |
Dimensions (W x H x D): | 530х320х180mm |
Weight: | 15kg |
