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Sorry Bruce. Most of these "Grundig Clones" are really the originals.
Grundig has a license to market these Tecsun and Degen radios under its name in the US, Europe, and Japan, while Degen and Tecsun market the radios under their own names in China. There are two major eBay stores that sell the Degen and Tecsun versions directly to anyone who has eBay. Buying one of these through eBay is relatively painless. Both of these sellers have a good reputation. Shipping is relatively high, but that's to be expected. And even with shipping of $20, you can get a radio delivered for about half of what you would have to pay to buy the Grundig brand in the US. And sometimes, you can buy one that simply isn't available anywhere else, namely the Degen DE1103 -- a gem of a radio! |
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