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Old September 13th 04, 08:46 AM
Gray Shockley
 
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On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 20:36:07 -0500, Martin Combs wrote
(in article 8Q61d.17873$OZ6.11373@okepread06):

I'm looking to put a shortwave reciever in my garage to listen to while I
work anybody want to recommend a good radio, I'm not looking for anything
fancy just something that will recieve good and has good sound quality.





See what the old AC-DC 5 tubers are going for. Hallicrafters S-38
series, the 60's. Also, check your local thrift shops[I got a
Hallicrafters for six dollars at one].

If you get any of the more recent "portables", you might want to look
into an external speaker.

Gray

 
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