Philips Saturn BD563A

There is no Audio Output transformer in this radio. It has been engineered with out one. I found the schematic on Radiomuseum.org. The bass response is tremendous. The highs and mids are clear and defined. This is a fine example of Vacuum tube (valve) sound with out an audio output transformer to "color" the tone.

The finish was cracked all the way to the wood.	The cracks look like broken glass.	The finish was tough. It has to be sanded off. No stripper would remove it.	Many coats of toner were applied. A white toner for the inner bezel surround.	Multiple coats of clear lacquer was applied for a high gloss shine.	No flash.	Darkened room. The new dial scale lamps are in holders set back from the diffuser about 1.5 inches. They are not bright in day light.
		Original paper dial scale diffuser.

The dial cord on the unique tone selector needed replaced.		New translucent plastic.	Cut to size and reinforced with double thickness.		See how the sun light shines through!
These are high impedance speakers.	Modern 4, 8 or 16 ohm speakers will ruin the output tubes.	Three speakers are 400 ohms and one is 800 ohms.