schematic for TRIO 9R-59D

[paul@clanangus]

Does anyone have a schematic for this unit? paul@clanangus.co.za

 

[Roff]

You can buy the manual from Howard Sams, but it will cost you US $22 + shipping. If you search their site for it, omit the hyphen when entering the part number.

BTW, it was made by Kenwood, which you may already know.

 

[JimB]

BTW, it was made by Kenwood, which you may already know.

In the UK (and maybe some other places) it was sold under the name "Trio". I am not quite sure why, maybe to distinguish it from the Kenwood domestic appliances we have here.

However, the Trio radio gear changed its name to Kenwood about 20 years or so ago.

JimB

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

BTW, it was made by Kenwood, which you may already know.

In the UK (and maybe some other places) it was sold under the name "Trio". I am not quite sure why, maybe to distinguish it from the Kenwood domestic appliances we have here.

Yes, as far as I was aware, the Trio name was only used in the UK?, as the Kenwood trade name was already in use. Presumably they came to some arrangement which allowed them to use the kenwood name on amateur radio gear in the UK?, then (much later) the Trio audio name was also changed to Kenwood - not that it matters now, as they dropped home audio a number of years ago (probably as a result of selling Kenwood audio systems off incredibly cheaply on satellite TV, which resulted in many of their dealers boycotting Kenwood - of which we were one!).

Incidently, the sole UK Importers of Trio/Kenwood radio equipment were Lowe Electronics of Matlock, in the same town where I work, after many years of them offering superb service Kenwood decided to do it themselves, and standards dropped considerably :cry:

I actually still have a mix of Trio and Kenwood audio seperates, which are still used on a daily basis!.

 

[paul@clanangus]

Does anyone have a schematic for this unit? paul@clanangus.co.za

Thank you for your response.