This is my daily AM listening radio. Sony SRF-A100. Runs on 3 AA batteries. No more AM Stereo, but it still makes a nice wide band AM hi-fi mono presentation! Especially when I plug in a 3.5mm phone plug to RCA outs and hook it up to the big stereo. Has a synchronous AM detector, which is almost like tuning an FM radio the way it captures the AM signal and locks onto it.

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Given that I have several dozen portable radios, it's hard to determine which one I use the most. :D Currently, the crown would probably go to the Grundig Transistor 5000, aka the Satellit 205 (the first radio in the Satellit series, which they made for over 40 years, and are still being made). Second rung down would probably be my Grundig Satellit 700 (ironically, the last true Satellit model made; the current radios are made by a different company), with the Zenith Trans-Oceanic Royal D7000Y close behind. I recently picked up a Philco T9-126 "Trans-World", their answer to the solid-state Zenith Trans-Oceanic models. It needs work, but should be an excellent performer once fixed up.
-Adam