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Somebody was ragging on the Sat 800 in another thread so I thought I would
start this thread in order to avoid hijacking thier thread. Yes I was telling myself last night how glad I was to get one of the last Sat 800's. For program listening it is the best radio I have ever used. The AM sync also works better than any I have ever have heard. Sound quality? Yes also the best of any SW radio I have ever listened too. Maybe there is a reason that it was rated only half a star lower than a Drake R8B in Passport to World Band Radio. How about the Sony 2010 everyone is so crazy about? Yep the Sat 800 was rated much higher than that but still I think the 2010 is a good radio. The large size of the Sat 800 lends itself to great sound, great ergonomics, and a display that I can read across the room. I even use it to listen to a local FM music station sometimes. A radio with a dozen submenus, buttons that each have nine different functions and will fit in a shirt pocket? Yeah I have some like that... Which radio do I use the most? Yep... The Sat 800. |
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![]() "Jill Stafford" wrote in message . .. Somebody was ragging on the Sat 800 in another thread so I thought I would start this thread in order to avoid hijacking thier thread. Yes I was telling myself last night how glad I was to get one of the last Sat 800's. For program listening it is the best radio I have ever used. The AM sync also works better than any I have ever have heard. Sound quality? Yes also the best of any SW radio I have ever listened too. Maybe there is a reason that it was rated only half a star lower than a Drake R8B in Passport to World Band Radio. How about the Sony 2010 everyone is so crazy about? Yep the Sat 800 was rated much higher than that but still I think the 2010 is a good radio. The large size of the Sat 800 lends itself to great sound, great ergonomics, and a display that I can read across the room. I even use it to listen to a local FM music station sometimes. A radio with a dozen submenus, buttons that each have nine different functions and will fit in a shirt pocket? Yeah I have some like that... Which radio do I use the most? Yep... The Sat 800. As one of those insensitives who ocasionally makes jokes about the 800, I understand your point--it is indeed a very useful radio and in fact saved my life once during a tornado. I was able to tether myself to it during a tornado and never budged an inch. |
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