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Von Fourche wrote:
Every happened to Grundig shortwave radios? Did Grundig sell their shortwave department to Eton? And who or what is Eton? Is Eton a Chinese company? I had a Grundig Yacht Boy 400 back in the mid 1990's and I loved that little radio. Unfortunately I got mad one night and busted that radio. I sure wish I had not done that. I'm thinking about buying another one off e-bay, maybe. Anyway, what's the story on Grundig and Eton? The YB-400 was a Chinese creation with the Grundig name. It was a good radio given what it cost. I still have mine and I often take it with me when I travel. That said, there were many who thought the quality control left something to be desired. I have not had problems, but apparently others did. I don't know what became of this "Grundig" name use arrangement. I'm not surprised that it's no longer sold this way. DE AB3A |
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