The SW7600GR provides excellent bang-for-buck. One of the best buys
out there, actually. Although it's not quite a '2010 or 'SW77, I would
consider the 'SW7600GR a best value in a compact travel-weight/size
portable.

See if www.jr.com is still selling Sony 7600 GR radios.Last time I
checked jr.com a few months ago,they were selling for about $139.00.

www.devilfinder.com J&R Music Company Sony 7600 GR Radios

If you are interested in buying one of those Sony 7600 GR radios,look up
J&R's toll free phone number and ask them about the radios,and your
credit card or debit card handy.I think J&R has free shipping too.
cuhulin

On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 14:43:18 -0500, wrote:

See if www.jr.com is still selling Sony 7600 GR radios.Last time I
checked jr.com a few months ago,they were selling for about $139.00.

www.devilfinder.com J&R Music Company Sony 7600 GR Radios

If you are interested in buying one of those Sony 7600 GR radios,look up
J&R's toll free phone number and ask them about the radios,and your
credit card or debit card handy.I think J&R has free shipping too.
cuhulin

If you are interested in the survival of this hobby you should do
business with a radio hobbyist retailer like Grove or Crane or
Universal or HRO,etc., rather than a big box store that doesn't give a
**** if we all go away.

I would agree.. Consider getting it ( Sony 7600 ) at a shortwave
store..

C Crane sold me a Sangean 606A years back,
- then put in sensitivity mods; replaced the antenna , etc.

Sony 7600, Computer speakers or good headphones
and an external antenna should do 99% of what you want in a SW receiver
.. .