Great forefather (1942-): Budapest electroacoustic factory (beag) retro bronze plaque, 1980

Beag Moscow - electro acoustical factory Budapest Hungary, 1980 bronze plaque, numbered (173), marked (ne). Its diameter is 94 mm, weight: 390 gr. Its creator, great-grandfather (1942-), was a Hungarian painter and medalist.

In its heyday, between 1975 and 1980, beag (electroacoustic factory in Budapest) employed three thousand people, and they were the only ones in the entire socialist camp to produce studio equipment (the audio equipment of the radio and TV headquarters, mixing desks), classical acoustic devices (headphones, microphones, loudspeakers , conference systems, interpreting machines), educational technology equipment (language laboratories, hearing and speech training machines), as well as mechanical construction elements. beag delivered the entire sound and audio-visual equipment of the central large stadium to the 1980 Moscow Olympics.