One of These 12 Vintage Radios Has Something Wrong — Can You Spot It?

One of These 12 Vintage Radios Has Something Wrong — Can You Spot It?

This collection of twelve vintage tabletop radios brings back the look of an era when music and news arrived through warm wooden cabinets and tuning dials. Each radio has its own distinctive styling, but one has a particular detail that makes it stand out in this visual challenge.

Study the controls along the bottom of each radio, paying attention to how many knobs you can see. Can you identify the unusual radio without scrolling back up?

Answer and explanation

The intended odd one is the radio in the bottom row, second column. It has three knobs along its base, while the other radios have two.

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