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Hello All,
I am looking for a portable FM receiver that well perform well. My ideal radio: 1. Portable. Does not have to be pocket-able, but that would be great. I've seen the Grundig g5 and that size would be fine. Smaller is better of course, but performance more important. I use a Tivoli PAL at the moment, and would like something is not smaller, in a better form factor for portability. 2. Able to pull a signal in a concrete building, basement, manage interference. I currently lug a Tivoli PAL around work. I love the PAL's sound. It pulls signals in our building better than any other radio (junk) I have access to here. But at times, it does have a hard time. In the basement and in the lab, it can have a lot of noise in the signal as well as a weak signal. If I touch the radio, clear and loud sound. As I move around a lot at work, I can't bother with a better antenna than a whip. Electronics in the lab and my computer can cause problems for the PAL. 3. Pull a weak signal near a strong one. I listen to many college, classical, NPR stations on the left side of the dial. Increasingly, our market is becoming more dense on the FM band. The PAL normally does a great job (see above). 4. AM / MW is not important; neither is SW. In the future I am looking to try to find a radio to tune in some international programs I miss from Europe, but FM is the only band I am interested in in this post. Thank you for all of your help, Jason |
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