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Oct 7, 2025
How a 1935 radio repair shop became a modern AV powerhouse—and why service still wins - Featuring AWE Europe
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7:38speaker_0HOST
It would go
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7:39Stuart TickleGUEST
from there and it would go from Edgar Alexander Tickle, who's my great granddad, um, uh, to, uh, Alexander Tickle, uh, AJ Tickle, uh, through to BE, Barry Edgar Tickle, uh, who's my dad and then to myself, um, uh, now.
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7:55Stuart TickleGUEST
So, uh, So that original nucleus of the business was actually mending and selling radiograms.
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8:04Stuart TickleGUEST
And we have a folder, which maybe we can insert here, which is his original folder, leather bound, his master's voice embossed.
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8:18Stuart TickleGUEST
And as you flick the pages, you've got photographs, beautiful black and white photographs of radiograms with handwritten details and letters from suppliers and so on.
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65:01speaker_0HOST
yeah,