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Radius.cube 50º - Brionvega
€562.65
VAT included
The radio.cubo 50º from Brionvega, is a pop cube that returns with updated components and connections, but original in its unmistakable line and materials, to celebrate more than 50 years of radio.cubo's history, a cult object of the 60s. With this reissue it includes a new rechargeable lithium battery so you can always carry it with you and guarantee up to 6 hours of listening, radio.cubo 50° has a unique and unmistakable design and is built with the same materials as the first: ZAMAK metal alloy produced through 6 successive processes.
The careful choice of plastics and packaging, the timeless line and the iconic design make radio.cubo 50° a beautiful object, but also pop, modern, but with a look to the past.
The 50º Brionvega radio.cube, is a stereo FM Radio, DAB digital radio, wireless bluetooth connection, includes a new rechargeable lithium battery so you can always carry it with you and guarantee up to 6 hours of listening. It has a unique and unmistakable design and is constructed with the same materials as the first radio.cube: in ZAMAK metal alloy produced through 6 successive processes. The careful choice of plastics and packaging, the timeless line and the iconic design make radio.cubo 50° a beautiful object, but also pop, modern, but with a look to the past.
Specs:
Stereo FM radio.
DAB/DAB+ digital radio.
Clock radio.
Bluetooth wireless connection.
Lithium battery (up to 6 hours of autonomy).
Auxiliary input 3.5 mm stereo jack.
Headphone output in 3.5 mm stereo jack.
10 programs storable in FM.
10 programs that can be stored in DAB.
Lcd.
1 x 4'' superwoofer.
Remote control.
Power supply/charger.
Measurements: Length 21.99 x width 12.99 x height 12.99 cm.
Weight: 2.2 kg.
Data sheet
- Designer:
- Marco Zanuso
Richard Sapper - Year:
- 1964
- Country of origin:
- Italy
- Measurements in cm:
- Length 21.99 x width 12.99 x height 12.99
- Weight in Kg:
- 2,2
- Material:
- Plastic
Zamak - Suitable for outdoor use:
- No