Early radio Walter Kersting

In the early 1920’s the radio started being sold to the public. It was built very poorly and had the look of a scientific ap

paratus. The radio wasn’t easy to operate due to the abundance of controls. Wires, tubes and coils were exposed which caused the radio to have no attractive modern look to it. The look that people wanted for the 1920’s was solid handcrafted wood, that can fit in nicely and look like furniture at home. Sooner than expected the radio was being built as a handcrafted piece of art. Even though it was still the 1920’s the radio went though two major change. It had a nice look and signals became more reliable and stronger. Commercial interests also began to notice that the radio was a mass medium for advertising and entertainment. The only problem was that since the radio was handcrafted and large in size it was expensive!!! Only the upper class could afford it, thus a large chunk of the public was left stranded with no access to the radio.

Kersting’s first radio was called the Volksempfanger which meant peoples radio. Kersting’s radio was very simple, it was relatively small, there were no e

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