That Saba looks a lot like the Grundig my maternal grandparents had. I wonder if there is a connection between those two.
Saba AFAIK didn't sell radios in the Netherlands. I got to know the brand when they started selling Color TV's in the late seventies. We had a Saba color TV, I think we got it in 1979. I think we had it for 8 years. My older brother had a Saba too. There were a lot of problems with it, it was replaced after 4 years by a Philips.
Nordmende was a bit more expensive than Grundig I think. Blaupunkt was very popular, just like Grundig. Loewe Opta was also a bit ore expensive IIRC. We didn't know anyone who had a Philips radio I think. Only later Philips got more popular, especially their early stereo radios.
Saba AFAIK didn't sell radios in the Netherlands. I got to know the brand when they started selling Color TV's in the late seventies. We had a Saba color TV, I think we got it in 1979. I think we had it for 8 years. My older brother had a Saba too. There were a lot of problems with it, it was replaced after 4 years by a Philips.
Nordmende was a bit more expensive than Grundig I think. Blaupunkt was very popular, just like Grundig. Loewe Opta was also a bit ore expensive IIRC. We didn't know anyone who had a Philips radio I think. Only later Philips got more popular, especially their early stereo radios.