Radio Craftsmen
Radio Craftsmen is a small name with a big footprint. According to the original site's company page, two of its engineers went on to shape much better-known brands: Sidney Smith joined Marantz, and Ed Miller left to co-found Sherwood in 1953. The company's own best-known product was the C500 amplifier series, which the page describes as a Williamson-type design with two KT66 output tubes in triode.
Radio Craftsmen equipment is not often seen, and documentation is thin; we have not found an independent encyclopaedia entry for the company. Original listings and Radiomuseum entries are the main sources.
The original site's category also caught a Grommes history page by mistake; we have moved that to the Grommes maker page. See also the Radio Craftsmen maker page.
