TaxaFinns PHILIPS MUSEUM

	Welcome at TaxaFinns PHILIPS MUSEUM. The collection consists mostly of Philips-products from the period between 1970 and 1975. If you click on the pictures to the left or right, you´ll see pages with a little technical information and pictures of most of the products in the collection. Put the pointer over the pictures and you can read about the contents of the galleries before you enter. There´s galleries with several Philips catalogues from 1963, 1971, 1973, 19741976 and 1979 (in danish only, sorry!). All catalogues are reproduced with kind permission from Philips Radio Danmark A/S. There´s an article from a leading danish newspaper about this collection and my story about growing up with stereo in the late 60´s and early 70´s in Denmark. There´s also a little gallery of Additional Pictures send to me by kind users of these pages and my own pictures which did not fit into the other galleries. There´s also a new 2008 gallery from my own collection.. If you want to read about the latest news from this museum, click the NEWS-button at the top right. Products from some other manufacturers than Philips have managed to sneak into the collection during the years, but this has only been allowed if the specific product was either quite rare, or I just found it worth to look at! Some of the none-Philips products are simply there, because I owned them myself as a youngster back in the 70´s, and I therefore have a little nostalgic feeling about them or just simply couldn´t help buying them at the fleamarket or whereever I dig these things up. Isn´t that what a museum is all about? I have a few items older than the 70's in my collection, including two danish Arena-receivers from the mid-sixties and a Tandberg 62X reel-to-reel taperecorder from 1966. There are also a couple of new misfits in the collection, a CD-player from ADC from around 1986 and a rare Philips Linear Tracking Turntable from the late 80´s. Since the collection is located in my spare bedroom here in Copenhagen, Denmark, I´m sad to say that visting the museum is not possible. But feel free to visit it here at the web, there´s no entrance fee, no annoying currator and you can take all of the products with you when you leave - just right-click and save all that you want.......... WANTED: If you own any Philips-brochures or catalogues from the period between 1970 and 1975 which you don´t know what do to with, consider to donate them to this museum.You can send me an E-Mail HERE. Of course if you have a scanning of any brohures I´d love that as well.