📻 Panasonic RF-2400D AM/FM Radio: Enhanced Sound Quality in Sleek Silver/Grey Design Review

Pros: Quality made. Good looking. Powered by batteries or accumulators AA (4 pcs.) The scale is analog, but the setting is digital, with good selectivity and a station reception indicator. Loud. Some cons: The power switch is not very convenient. It would be better if it was on the volume control, traditionally.

This is a Panasonic RF-2400EG-K, however the model name has a D added to it. To put it another way, this new receiver replaces the older, analog model with a digital one. The digital implementation not only maintains a more consistent tuning frequency but also possesses superior sensitivity and selectivity. Simply simply, option 2 is superior than option 1, and you should choose that one instead. The item is of a very excellent quality, and it is ideal for use in the kitchen at the dacha. Will

Pros below: A very good receiver. I was surprised by the loud and clear sound from the native speaker With its cons: The power button could be separated from the ranges and be larger

Bought for my husband to work outside the house. Excellent AM/FM reception in our small mountain town with multiple Phoenix/Valley stations.

Great radio! My husband is very happy with it and so am I. These radios are no longer commercially available. I bought this radio for my husband to listen to while he works. At first I was a bit concerned that it would be broadcasting a talk radio station that my husband enjoys listening to from afar, but this radio did a great job! We love this radio!

After reading many reviews on this Panasonic 2400D I was completely surprised by the expected performance. I found it worked very well. There's all the FMs I want to hear and the same for AM. Users should be aware that the telescopic antenna is only suitable for FM. AM tuning uses the built-in internal antenna. The radio itself should be aligned for the best reception and lowest noise. I live in a low part of a mountainous region and I don't have good reception and the radio still works fine.

I like the radio tape recorder with one caveat, the setting is confusing. I believe the radio picks up all local radio stations, but it's a little tricky to set up because there's a limited list of numbers on the dial. I don't know much about numbers because I know the frequencies of the stations I'm listening to. I tune in using the numbers shown, then choose my station, listen to the stations for a while, and then choose the station I want. My radio works well but may not satisfy all…

I bought this radio to listen to AM talk radio in my office. I bought this and the much more expensive CC Crane EP Pro radio so I can compare them. First off, the EP Pro is a well built unit and sounds like a much larger radio. I was 99% sure it would outperform the much cheaper $25 Panasonic. Boy I was wrong, no matter how I positioned the EP Pro, the reception was not very good, I even tried it later in the evening and at night, zero difference. Panasonic was a different story, whatever I did

The RF-2400D uses a new DSP chip that you thought should be better, but it isn't. On FM, each station is played in three places when you turn it on, making tuning difficult. For the best reception you should try to fix the average. With AM, the DSP chip tries to attenuate the noise between stations, resulting in the weaker stations not getting through at all because the chip thinks it's just noise and mutes them. Also, the DSP chip filters out higher and higher audio frequencies, causing the…

I was looking for a radio - and only a radio - to play in unison with another radio while bouncing between rooms in the house. I didn't want to go the bluetooth route, also I was looking for a small portable radio to have on hand during power outages and the like. It seems that the device is no frills. And it's really no frills. The analog tuner dial is pretty rough, plus I'm already used to reading digital tuning gauges, so I had another radio to check which station I was tuned to. If you want