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Old April 25th 05, 03:05 AM
D. Martin
 
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My instinct is to stay with the familiar Grundig. They are, or were,
always reliable, producers of quality. The thing that makes me wary of
the FR200, is the implication that it wants to drift off frequency. I
hate that. If I'm always retuning it, it will not make me very happy.
Darren



 
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