And the black paint is cracking :/

Luckily, you have the CCIR long FM band on this radio, not the OIRT band from USSR (64 to 76 mhtz) or the short CCIR band (88 to 100Mhtz on early FM radios (at least, French and German radios) and later from 88 to 104 in the early 60's.

Yup XP I love this radio and if the Potencometere wouldn't be faulty it would be perfect...I will a new one as soon as I get a map some where >______> I dunno how much it's worth. Uh btw.. have you noticed a line under the KV and UKV buttons? They can both be pushed at the same time but the reception isn't so good then....why do you think that is? o.o

Well, this is your phono input!
It was a trick used on many old radios to use a small "keyboard"

You aren't supposed to hear anything when both are pressed, or at really really low volume. There is maybe a bad contact into the keyboard (even on the best German radios, they tend to be faulty and works bad...), or you need to send a signal into the input.

Hmm I thought so! Well I'll check the connection again and a few other things aswell thanks a lot! ^^

What do mean, the physical buttons or the circuitry behind them?

The plastic buttons =w= Bad plastic.

Couldn't you replace the knobs with like steel or something? With a little glue and careful drilling it shouldn't be too hard

I'm thinking of replacing it with wood but still I'm discusing it...not sure yet

Well, at least it's just the knobs and not the actual circuitry

Yup! The Circuitry is awesome but the plastic is bad