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I posted earlier after buying the Radio Shack 12-150 ... and I'll be
the first to admit that this radio was my first foray into DX ... but I've been disappointed in the radio overall. It has a simplistic attractiveness to it, and it has PLL, but the knobs are real cheap plastic (and will probably have a short lifespan!) and the reception hasn't been as great as I'd hoped for a radio that was boasted as being "extreme range." The SW capabilities are very weak, but that might be my inexperience. I have spent hours navigating through this message board and getting advice, and I've decided to return this radio and spend a lot more than I'd planned and get the Sony 7600gr. I sure appreciate all the knowledge and experience that people share on these message boards! I'm going to hang onto the 12-150 a couple more days so I can try them side by side for my own curiousity to learn how different radios function. For the earlier posts, I enjoy a good sound, but it's not my driving factor ... it probably was when I was a teen and was dialed into FM, but I'm mostly listening to talk radio programs, so to get a weaker speaker from a radio with stronger reception is a trade that I'm willing to make. That's just my humble opinion! |
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