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My $10 Sony ICF-S10MK2 AM/FM pocket-radio, gets the same stations, as
my now-returned S350 to crappy Radio Shack.

Uh huh, yeah, sure. Whatever.

Mike

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

Blow some big money and buy a good Drake R8B and a big external speaker
for the radio and you will be covered.Disclaimer,,,, I have never owned
a Drake Radio before,so what do I know?.
cuhulin

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

I own a very nice little Soney AM/FM/Cassette Radio.It doesn't have a
built in speaker,it has Dolby and with ear buds or ear phones,(I have a
Sheena Easton cassette tape in there) it really does sound great on
cassette and FM.
cuhulin

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

Shenna Easton,,,,,,,,, The flowers that you gave me are just about to
diee!!!!!!!,,,,,,,,,,
cuhulin

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

Mike wrote:
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My $10 Sony ICF-S10MK2 AM/FM pocket-radio, gets the same stations, as
my now-returned S350 to crappy Radio Shack.

Uh huh, yeah, sure. Whatever.

Mike

Uh huh, yeah, sure does !

http://www.radiointel.com/review-sonys10mk2.htm

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

www.devilfinder.com Sheena Easton The Flowers That You Gave Me

She is one of me Heroes.So are Charlie's Angels gals that are on Radio
tv right now.
cuhulin

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

Mike wrote:
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The Chinese-made (no longer German made) S350 is cheap, low-grade
plastic, with a low-resolution display, suffers from drifting and
tuning backlash, has a smelly imitation-leather-handle, cheap
dials/switches, 1960's-grade electronics, plastic speaker grill, SW
images galore, antenna flops and doesn't snap into place, etc... Is
that enough ?

No. It still has great local AM/FM reception, great sound and outstanding
battery life.

You obviously had a defective unit - assuming you ever really had one at
all.

Mike

I tried more than one - they are all made the same, under Chinese slave
wages. What a piece of cheap **** !

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

There are some radios made in England.Bush brand name comes to me auld
foggy mind.(there are some radios made in America and sold to England
badged with the Lowe brand name,,, y'all cats didn't think I knew that,,
now did y'all?) I think there are other radios made in Europe too.Do a
www.devilfinder.com for them.
cuhulin
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Be like dad,not like sis,raise the lid before you ****
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A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

Joe Analssandrini wrote:
That said, I am a bit surprised that you are not satisfied with the
Tivoli Model 1. While I do not own this radio, I have heard it in
several stores and it certainly sounds good to me. Before you buy
another radio to replace it, try moving it to different locations, even
other rooms, and see if the excessive bass output is tamed. Especially
place it in the middle of your room, even though you may have no
intention of putting it there permanently, and listen carefully. If,
placed well away from any boundaries, the sound is much improved to
your ears, you will then know that it is your placement of the radio
rather than the radio itself which is causing your dissatisfaction. At
that point you may be able to find a satisfactory compromise regarding
positioning of the radio.

Also try stuffing cotton batten into the bass porthole (if there is
one). The Tivoli has been highly rated so I agree with Joe's
suggestions to try things that moderate the bassiness. Alternatively,
maybe trade for a Tivoli PAL or SongBook - they should not be as bassy
due to smaller drivers. I'm looking at those in-store tomorrow.

I've also listened to the Boston Acoustics Recepter in-store - very
impressive sound output and I understand the tuning knob can also be
switched to select presets.

Just tried briefly in-home the CENTRIOS WOODEN CABINET RADIO from The
Source
http://www.thesourcecc.com/estore/Pr...duct=12 19025
..
Looks like the Sangean WR-1. Also somewhat woofy and tiresome over
extended listening but seemed to have excellent sensitivity and
selectivity. My wife did not like its appearance in the kitchen so we
have it no longer.

I wonder if Radio Shack has the same unit under its label: Hi-Fidelity
Table-Top AM/FM Radio 12-204
http://www.radioshack.com/product/in...entPage=family


Tom

A very good tabletop radio to buy
 

On Dec 29, 4:01 pm, wrote:
Mike wrote:
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wrote:
Hi all:
Can you recomend a very good tabletop radio to buy ?
I need a radio with very good sound (bass and treble),
and I only need FM reception.
What do you think about GE superradio ?
I have a Tivoli model one radio, but I'm disappointed (excessive bass
output).
What do you think about Sony icf704L ?
http://www.comet.co.uk/cometbrowse/p...9&tab=specific...

Thanks

Don't buy the Grundig S350-types,

Nonsense. The S350 is a great radio, and is outstanding for local AM and FM
reception. Very drifty on shortwave of course, but is fine for locals. I
have 2 - a Grundig and a Tecsun. While I wouldn't want one as my only
shortwave radio, it would do fine as my only AM/FM radio, particularly
considering the price and battery life.

MikeThe Chinese-made (no longer German made) S350 is

- cheap,
- low-grade
- plastic,
with a low-resolution display, suffers from drifting and
tuning backlash, has a smelly imitation-leather-handle, cheap
dials/switches, 1960's-grade electronics,
- plastic speaker grill,
SW images galore, antenna flops
and doesn't snap into place, etc... Is
that enough ?- Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text -

Plastic ! - Did You Say Plastic ? ~ RHF