Name: | Syme, WA & Co. (Symfona)(Symphonic); Sydney, NSW (AUS) |
Abbreviation: | syme |
Products: | Model types |
Summary: |
W.A. Syme & Co. Brands: Symphonic, Symfona. The company sold Symphonic brand radios from 1931 till 1934 when the brand changed to Symfona which continued until 1937. |
Founded: | 1931 |
Closed: | 1938 |
Production: | 1931 - 1938 |
History: |
The company initially manufactured sold Symphonic radios and advertised as “Direct from the Manufacturer.[1] In 1934 the brand changed to Symfona. [2] Note: some adverts used the Brand “Symefona”, however this is thought to be a typographical error. W.A. Syme was a Member of the Technical Committee of the Australian Radio Manufactures Patents Association (ARMPAL) in 1936 In August 1937 W.A. Syme Registered E.S.M. Syme Pty. Ltd. and both companies were located at 19 Glebe Street, Glebe, NSW and started to manufacture radios with “Aristocrat” brand.[3] [1] The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW) Dec 5, 1931 Page 19. |
This manufacturer was suggested by Stuart Irwin.
Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
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AUS | 34 | 50 | 57 | |
AUS | 34 | 70 | 34 | |
AUS | 34 | Symfona 60 | 5 Valve, AC/DC powered superhet. | |
AUS | 34 | Symfona 30 | 6 Valve, AC powered superhet. | |
AUS | 34 | Symfona 40 | 8 Valve, AC powered superhet. | |
AUS | 34 | Symfona 15 | 5 Valve Car Radio desuigned for use with a mag-motor or vibrator. | |
AUS | 34 | Symfona 10 | 5 Valve, AC powered superhet with geared dial drive. | |
AUS | 34 | Symfona 20 | 5 Valve, AC powered superhet. |
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