Studebaker SB2001: Portable AM/FM Radio (White) - Compact and Reliable for On-the-Go Music and News Review

Bought this little radio for my 92 year old mum to use in the care home. The radio she had had too many buttons and switches and she kept messing things up and it wouldn't work. This radio is so simple that all she has to do is turn it on and off and increase and decrease the volume with the same button. Once we tuned her into her favorite station, everything else was easy for her. It's just a good inexpensive little radio with decent sound and reception. highlighted.

Bought this for an old cat who needs company during the day. She loves being on our glass porch so I didn't want to spend too much money on electronics left outside. It was just perfect! It plugs into the wall so I don't have to spend a lot of money on batteries, the sound is very good (not too important for my cat but good nonetheless) and I haven't had any volume or setup issues like the others. It's also a cute design. I am very happy with this purchase. *Update* The radio has been out in…

I bought the first version of this DSP circuit in Jensen MR-550. It has a smooth tuning knob but the DSP makes it difficult to tune and This version has a problem with the maximum volume cutoff and weak stations tend to shake and the system struggles to stabilize the selected signal. Then I bought a Studebaker SB2000. I believe this is the second version of this DSP circuit. In SB2000 they solved the problem The maximum volume is cut off, but there is still the problem of the station shaking on