Mike.

In retrospect you are 100% correct.. I just figured it was a minor
problem that could be easily fixed..

I actually may take your advice now.. I didn't know they were that
inexpensive used..

Thanks

Jack



(Mike Maghakian) wrote in message . com...
I am not sure what you are thinking, spending all this time and money
on a radio that you can buy on-line used for $40 ? You are spending
far more than the radio is worth. why didn't you just buy another used
one ? universal has a used YB400 for $89 and that is close to what you
will have invested in repairs. you should have thrown away the 305
when it broke and invest all that money in a working radio.



(Jack) wrote in message . com...
Has anyone else had problems with getting a Grundig Radio repaired?
Grundig has 2 shops in the US that they recommend for repairs and to
get in touch with these people is nearly impossible.. I sent my
Grundig to Bavarian Radio in Massachusetts in the beginning of June
and I still have no idea if it has even been recieved by them! I left
numerous messages and even spoke to a person there who said he would
"call me back".. Hasn't happened yet and that was 3 weeks ago..

Buyer beware.. DO NOT BUY A GRUNDIG.. The radios are fine but God
forbid there is a problem you are screwed.. I have never seen poorer
cust. service or communication in my life..

When I called Grundig about the matter they said there is nothing
they can do..

Here's an idea Grundig.. Recommend reputable and responsible repair
shops..