Studebaker SB2002RB Portable AM/FM Radio With Headphone Jack And Aux-In Jack For Listening To Other Audio Sources (Red/White) Review

So the color is great, the sound is great for a kitchen radio. It doesn't blur when it gets loud. That's what I use it for. I can not confirm elsewhere. The volume is great, you can hear that. The channels are clear, just like the popular stations in your city. So the reason for my dissatisfaction is that the dial doesn't go past 108 FM. In addition to Church and Gospel, there are only 3 music stations. I have channels 102.5, 106.9, 107.9 in my city that I love. I can't radio her to my house…

This radio reminds me a lot of my favorite "transistor radio" that my father gave me as a child in the early 1960s! In the past "Covid year" I have become one of those people who leave the radio on and play at a very low volume all night. This radio is great for that purpose. The batteries I installed when it first came out - standard alkaline - still work after many weeks of 5-8 hours of nightly use. No lightbulbs on the radio disturb sleep and local and regional stations are crisp and clear…

That's a great radio! I like the retro style and the title. It has an analogue tuner that seems to work very well and stays in place. A few days ago I received another radio that I ordered from Revain. I thought it had a digital tuner but it turned out to be an analogue tuner with a digital display. This seems to allow the radio to just drop stations. I think a digital or analog tuner will do, but not a combination of the two. This radio does an excellent job of tuning in and holding stations…