On Dec 10, 7:22 pm, RHF wrote:
On Dec 9, 10:26 pm, jon wrote:

Greetings All!
I went to the local thrift shop the other day and found a radio to
bring home. Looking at it at first I thought it was a Sony but found
it was Sears. I cleaned it up and was surprised at it's performance.
It compares pretty favorably to my Radio Shack DX-396 on shortwave and
medium wave especially when attaching an external antenna.
It is like a small boom box type being short but long with four
speakers and great audio. It has a fine tuning knob that greatly nulls
out unwanted signals on both bands. I haven't really tried the FM band
yet or the recorder it has.
I cannot find anything about this unit anywhere I have looked; not
even Ebay. Anyone have or had one who can give me some info on this
one?
I appreciate any help on this one. Have a great week and great DX! Jon
in Upstate South Carolina.

Sears Model SR2100 AC/DC AM/FM Stereo Cassette Recorder/Boomboxhttp://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ110203412931

SEARS SR2100 2138 DUAL CASSETTE BOOMBOX AM/FM STEREOhttp://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ260189926076

Sears SR2100 Cassette Boomboxhttp://cgi.ebay.com/_W0QQitemZ220181597409
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Thanks for the Ebay finds! I must have been too specific in my
search. You would think that as I even cut it to Sears SR-2100 I would
have come up with something. I looked at all three listings and the
one I have is much shorter with a single cassette. It does say on my
radio Sears SR-2100 series, so I guess mine is just a different one in
the series. Thanks a bunch! Jon.