Yes, of course if they had just separated the names, Ken and wood then they
would not have had the issue.
Who was Ken Wood you ask.
Brian
"Dave Plowman (News)" wrote in message
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In article ,
Phil Allison wrote:
Some products had twin identities - the "Kenwood TK-250" amplifier is
identical to the " Trio TW-61". What a product was badged also depended
where it was to be sold - Kenwood being the norm in the USA.

Yes. In the UK, Kenwood meant a food mixer. ;-)

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In article , Brian Gaff
wrote:
Yes, of course if they had just separated the names, Ken and wood then
they would not have had the issue. Who was Ken Wood you ask. Brian

No need for me to ask. I used to work with him.

Jim

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