This Bush DAC90A table-top radio has been fully restored. The cabinet and dial glass are in nice condition and, as you'd expect, the radio works extremely well. I test all my restored radios for twenty-four hours a day for at least a week to ensure that they are in perfect working order, so you'll have nothing to worry about when you purchase this fine example.

One inherent problem with some early radios was the very dim dial light bulbs, and the Bush DAC90A was no exception. To overcome this problem, I have developed a modification which lights the dial perfectly. This is achieved by fitting a small transformer and new bulbs which in no way de-value the radio. The encapsulated transformer creates virtually no heat and is physically small, fitting inside the radio without making any permanent modifications to the chassis or wiring. The bulbs give a constant brightness and light up the dial beautifully with a nice warm glow.

Fully And Professionally Restored
with one year guarantee

By fully restored, I mean completely stripped down, all faults repaired, all coupling and decoupling capacitors and any components likely to fail with age replaced - and new valves fitted where necessary. Restoration also includes complete RF and IF alignment, all switches and controls etc cleaned and, above all, the radio has been made safe and fitted with a new British Standard mains lead and plug. This radio has also been fitted with my bright dial light transformer. This modification is not permanent and may be removed at any time.

Professionally restored? I am a City & Guilds qualified radio and TV engineer with over forty years experience in repairing and restoring vintage radios. Restoring and repairing vintage valve radios is my full-time profession. I take pride in my work, so you are assured of a good job.

ONLY £129.00
with one year guarantee

As far as I am aware, I am the only qualified engineer in the UK
who specialises in Bush DAC90A radio repairs and restoration.

You are welcome to call and see this radio working.
Email or phone me to arrange a visit.

Alternatively, I can send you more photos on request.