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July 6th 07, 05:14 AM
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Freeplays Outperform SONY 7600GR
Incredible but true. At 6 PM ET my SONY 7600GR could barely pick up
Detroit's WJR-760, but my Freeplay Lifeline delivered a crisp, clear audio. I'm visiting Gambier, Ohio, about 200 miles from Detroit. A few minutes ago my Freeplay Plus easily delivered Toronto's CHWO-740 while that station was inaudible on the SONY. Even SW stations sound better on the Freeplays. BTW, these were side by side tests. It's been been my experience that Freeplay makes rugged, great- sounding radios. I realize the 7600GR has a number of enthusiasts, but I've owned both the G and GR versions of this set and I'm quite a bit underwhelmed. |
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#2
July 6th 07, 11:44 AM
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Freeplays Outperform SONY 7600GR
Your talking about the "AM Broadcast" band only, not shortwave.
"Sky Captain" wrote in message ups.com... Incredible but true. At 6 PM ET my SONY 7600GR could barely pick up Detroit's WJR-760, but my Freeplay Lifeline delivered a crisp, clear audio. I'm visiting Gambier, Ohio, about 200 miles from Detroit. A few minutes ago my Freeplay Plus easily delivered Toronto's CHWO-740 while that station was inaudible on the SONY. Even SW stations sound better on the Freeplays. BTW, these were side by side tests. It's been been my experience that Freeplay makes rugged, great- sounding radios. I realize the 7600GR has a number of enthusiasts, but I've owned both the G and GR versions of this set and I'm quite a bit underwhelmed. |
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