Also see Morse Electro Products Corp.
Overview
Electrophonic was a consumer electronics brand used in the United States during the 1960s through 1980s. The name appeared on CB radios, stereo systems, and other home audio products distributed through retail and catalog sales channels.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Electrophonic |
| Associated Company | Morse Electro Products Corp. |
| Industry | Consumer electronics |
| Product Types | CB radios, stereo systems, 8-track players, record players |
Description
Electrophonic-branded products included CB radios, home stereo consoles, compact audio systems, and portable equipment. Units were designed for consumer use, with styling typical of the period such as woodgrain cabinets for home systems and metal enclosures for communications equipment.
CB radios under the Electrophonic name followed standard designs with channel selection, volume, and squelch controls, along with handheld microphones.
History
The Electrophonic brand was used by Morse Electro Products Corp., a U.S.-based distributor of consumer electronics. Products were marketed through department stores and catalog retailers.
Electrophonic equipment was produced by third-party manufacturers and sold under the brand name in the United States.
During the 1970s CB radio boom, CB radios were included in the Electrophonic product lineup alongside home audio systems.
The brand became less common by the 1980s as market demand and retail branding practices changed.