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Lucky: Give yourself a treat and try the 7700 with a decent outboard
speaker. I agree that the FRG 7 and 7700 sound better than most tabletops with their built in speakers but there is more audio in the box than you are getting. Regards, Bob Lucky wrote: I just hooked up my Yaesu FRG-7700 after not using it for like 3 months. For an old radio, it still sounds so good and I really enjoy playing with it. I have the low pass external FF-5 filter for it too plus a FRA-7700. I don't need to use external speakers with it either as the stock speaker in it is wonderful. Yes these older radio are fun to use. I see the FRG-7's and FRG-7700's keep going up in price on Ebay. Great collectors rig. Lucky |
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wrote in message ups.com... Lucky: Give yourself a treat and try the 7700 with a decent outboard speaker. I agree that the FRG 7 and 7700 sound better than most tabletops with their built in speakers but there is more audio in the box than you are getting. Regards, Bob Lucky wrote: I just hooked up my Yaesu FRG-7700 after not using it for like 3 months. For an old radio, it still sounds so good and I really enjoy playing with it. I have the low pass external FF-5 filter for it too plus a FRA-7700. I don't need to use external speakers with it either as the stock speaker in it is wonderful. Yes these older radio are fun to use. I see the FRG-7's and FRG-7700's keep going up in price on Ebay. Great collectors rig. Lucky Hi Bob I do use a pair of external speakers with the FRG-7. Just fantastic sound. Lucky |
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