Kriesler Multisonic 11-97 Radiogram

This radiogram is currently available to secure prior to restoration. It will undergo a complete Retraphonics restoration in-house at our Gold Coast workshop, including restoration and servicing of the original amplifier and turntable, with the cabinetry attended to as required.

Pre-order restorations are generally completed within approximately 30–90 days from order. Once your pre-order is placed, we'll confirm the expected completion timeframe for your individual radiogram.

The Kriesler Multisonic 11-97 was one of Kriesler's flagship models of the mid-1960s, and among the most highly regarded Australian valve radiograms ever made. Part of the Master Multisonic range, it was built as Kriesler's final statement in valve technology, featuring a push-pull amplifier and an exceptional chassis design. A premium unit when new, it remains a standout piece today.

This example has been fully restored internally, with the cabinet carefully cleaned to preserve its original character.

Amplifier

The amplifier has been completely serviced, with all capacitors replaced and every control cleaned. It delivers the warm, full and effortless sound that only a quality valve radiogram can produce.

Radio

The AM radio performs strongly and clearly, and features the classic glowing tuning eye that lights up as you lock onto a station.

Turntable

The original Garrard stacking turntable has been fully rebuilt and serviced, and fitted with a brand new Japanese high-compliance cartridge and stylus. Load several records and they'll play one after another.

Cabinet

The rich brown timber cabinet has clean lines and solid proportions, making it equally at home in a mid-century or modern interior.

Modern listening

You can also play music from your phone through a simple adapter, streaming through a genuine valve system while keeping the original look intact.

Please note: Images shown are representative of the model. As these are original vintage radiograms, no two units are exactly the same. Natural variations in timber grain, colour, cabinetry and other original details may be present in the radiogram you receive.