Any fans of high fidelity/good sounding table or portable old transistor radios?

[loopstick]

Hey catman good to see you. Don't mind the Wo Fat, part of a fun post in a Chinese gear thread. At the moment it's not working but I'll fix it. It's a Nordmende Tannhauser 56US3D my mom got at a garage sale back in the Eighties for $10.



More portable my fave is the Panasonlc RF-2200 (the SR3 is good too, but no dial light that I've noticed). The Sangean I used as a receiver when I first got my ham ticket. Back then I transmitted with an old EICO 720 tube and needed to make sure I was legal so the digital display on the Sangean was important.

[catman]

G'day all, this is another of my AM/FM table radios, a Sangean WR-11. It's essentially a cheaper version of the Tivoli Radio, but also an excellent sounding radio although the AM section sounds more like a typical 'narrow' superhet but still clean and nice sounding.

The FM section is slightly better sounding than my Tivoli IMHO. Regards, Felix aka catman.