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I.P. Yurin wrote: On 30 Jul 2008 15:41:42 GMT, (Bruce Watson) wrote: In article , Joe Analssandrini wrote: Another option for you, if you like the KA-2100, is to buy C. Crane's version http://www.ccrane.com/radios/shortwa...cradio-sw.aspx . This is almost exactly the same as your Redsun/Kaito, priced somewhat higher, but sold by a company that, for all its faults, will stand behind your radio and will offer excellent after-the-sale service and support. I have the CCRadio-SWP. I really like it. It works almost as well as my Sony ICF-2002. I just ordered an "orphaned" CCrane model that was $30 off (yep, that's what made me pull the trigger). I'd buy a second one at that price. No SSB, which is annoying; but I figure for the bedside i can live w/o local weather reports or political insights from the hams. For the pirates, I'll have to switch to another radio. I nearly never monitored SSB stations. AFRTS is so low powered and utility stations really need scanning (a large, expensive desktop model) to be interesting. Ham traffic sounded all too monotonous. Still, I look fwd to putting it through its paces and comparing it to the 7600gr. (Something tells me the audio will be better on the new one. We'll see about the reception.) I use the earbuds nearly exclusively. The headphones-stereo out is a feature I like. But FM performance is not all that good. When traveling, I can take along both the SWP and the matchbook Sony. I think you'll prefer the audio from the 7600. It's has a larger speaker and I don't think speaker technology has changed all that much in the interval. |
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