Loewe

The company was founded in 1923 by brothers Sigmund and David Ludwig Loewe. A little later, the renowned physicist, researcher and inventor Manfred von Ardenne was invited to join the company.
It was with him that LOEWE created a real sensation in 1926: the LOEWE OE 333 radio, with over a million copies in circulation. The product was based on the famous integrated circuit (three-stage amplifier) designed by Manfred. It made it possible to manufacture a publicly available, inexpensive radio receiver with sound reproduction quality. The main advantages of the LOEWE OE 333 were its compactness and reliability, as it was protected from external influences by a glass case.