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Old 06-17-2007, 05:42 PM
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Don't expect too much high-end sizzle or volume from that tweeter; it's just a little plastic sandwich. Anyone coming from solid state high-fi equipment may be disappointed in the tonal range of a K-731 or any vintage tube radio. Still, it does add to the experience, and while the K-731 is a wonderful radio it isn't as good as the larger 8 or 12 tube models like the H845 or the MJ 1035.

Even so, many have complained of Zenith's speaker quality, especially concerning the big MJ, but these radios are about smoothness, reception, and quality packaging. With proper care they will still be playing long after most of the modern stuff has been tossed in the dump.

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