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I was hoping to get some information on this receiver if anyone can
help. Currently I have an R-1000 which is great for my needs, except for the speaker being on the top instead of front-firing. I like the fact that it's analog tuning yet has a digital frequency counter (I don't care about entering frequencies like on digital synthesized receivers). Occasionally I run it through my small stereo amp into a nice pair of bookshelf speakers and the audio is terrific with the wide 12 kHz filter (not too bad with the narrow 6 kHz, either), but mainly use it for bedside listening to shortwave. I'd like a receiver with a front-firing speaker for my bedside, and was wondering how the '600 matched up to the '1000. I do know that it came out later, is it also anaolg tuning with the frequency counter, minus the analog display? How is the audio compared to the '1000, run through a stereo system? I'd probably swap the stock 6 kHz filter for something a bit wider to improve fidelity. How much attenuation of the signal does it give you when you use that function? I'm not too worried about what I'd lose in dynamic range, etc. since I'd only use a modest antenna to listen to the BBC and such major broadcasters. Thanks for any help! |
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