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Cossor Radio
Model 77 Shown above is the model 77. This model was lower in
the Cossor range than the model 72 seen on the previous page, and as such the
veneers on the cabinet are not of the same quality. It can be clearly
seen how splitting the chassis into two enables the same basic pressings to be used in
either a landscape or upright cabinet. Cossor are now
screen printing the tuning scale directly onto the glass. The on/off control
remains on the site of the cabinet, this time within a brass escutcheon which provides the mounting for the
switch. I acquired this receiver with decades of dust on the chassis, and no sign
of a single component ever having been changed. In fact,
even though over 60 years old, it's still using the original paper electrolytics!
Valve
line-up for the model 77 is 41STH, MVSPENB, DDT, 2P, 431U. This is the same as for the 72, except that the
output valve is a 2P, which could deliver only 2w output (instead of 4w for the
2XP in the model 72). Continue to Cossor
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