It's funny how for a long time it was really really hard to find a radio. Not a radio/CD/whatever player, just a radio. I like that the REVO Heritage is just a radio. The look is clean, simple uncluttered. The fact that it is an internet radio means that it's so much more. There is a lot of tech packed into that gorgeous black oak and aluminum body.
REVO Heritage Radio from Fab $359
I didn't even know it was possible to get an AM radio anymore. The saving grace for this one is (a) it has an auxiliary in source for your iDevice, (b) it looks gorgeous. Hand made by Devin Ward of LA, the Wooden MP3 and AM Radio is a one of a kind production. Literally. You won't find an other one like it anywhere.
Following in line with my previous post I present you the Henry Kloss Model One® AM-FM Table Radio. It is made by Tivoli Audio, makers of beautifully simple modern electronics. The Henry Kloss Model One® comes in many different color combinations to fit into any decor. My favorite is the Classic/Walnut (shown to the right), but they also have Black/Silver or White/Silver for you minamalists. As with the Lexon dolman mini radio simplicity on the outside does not mean simple on the inside. This little guy is about as high tech as a AM/FM radio can get. It even has an aux in and record out, so you can hook it up to all your other toys.
Available here for $120.
During the last several weeks, I have come across several radio's that were both simple, affordable, and attractive. In this age of technology where electronics seem to be becoming more and more complex, I thought it a breath of fresh air to find something so beautifully basic.
The first radio I found was the Lexon dolman mini radio. This simple wooden radio with metal rotary dials is the perfect combination of simplicity and style. The stainless steel knobs and buttons add the perfect accent to the dark wood enclosure. Don't be fooled by the simplicity though. Inside is a state of the art digital AM/FM radio and amplifier.
Available here for $74.