Radio Rotor

We accidentally left our European adapter in another hotel and had nothing to charge our devices. Thank goodness we made it here before they closed at 6pm to pick up a few adapters. Be careful that you look at the size of the adapter bc the oval shaped ones wouldn’t fit our apple devices so we had to shave/​cut off the border to slip in our plugs.

Thanks to Becky D. for the tip. After she bought a super cool christmas gift from this shop, I needed to check it out for a gift for my man. He wanted to get more into electronics and is looking to build a tube amp for our apartment. Its a great vision, but I thought he should practice soldering first. I popped into this shop to see what they had by way of electronics kits, and they have a ton! Great for kids and adults looking to build things. Very friendly staff, lots in stock and will happily order something from a larger catalog if they don’t carry something in the store.
Great find!

As an emigré with lots of electronics and audio gear, I arrived in the Netherlands prepared to work with adaptors and power converters to breath life into my various addictions. I stumbled across this place online, looking for actual electronics stores like Fry’s or Best Buy [see Media Markt,
or
for those needs]. Instead, what I found at Radio Rotor was a sort of Radio Shack run by members of the Living. Here you’ll get cables that will allow your dual-​voltage gear to run as it was meant to run (i.e.; without sparks or thin grey smoke belching from the back); you’ll find speaker cable to match those cherished Polks you wrapped in silk for the journey; and you’ll find friendly, knowledgable, bilingual staff to guide you and listen to you while you brag about your system. This is a great shop, an absolute key resource, and the guys are awesome. Put Radio Rotor in your little black book.