Yes, but they weren't exactly good. Okay, they weren't any good.

G I'd never owned any of them, which ranged from 75M to 10M. Gonset made a
tri-bander, too, for, I believe, 75, 20, and 10.

I had a separate transmitter and receiver for 100W 75M mobile (with three
dynamotors in the trunk!). Then I bought a Gonset Communicator II for 2M. I had
great fun with that.

73,
Bill, K5BY

The Gonset converter worked fine: it was the car radio which was
wholly unsuited for the task. But they are fine for BCB DXing if the
IF is narrowed down, or as is, given a good antenna, for audiophile
AM.

Best is an aircraft ADF set. New ones are several thousand dollars
but old tube and non-TSOd early SS types may be had cheaply. I got a
huge pile of tube and early solid state avionics-dynamotors, tuner
assemblies, and all-from a FBO who was grateful I'd haul it off.