Studebaker SB2000TS Silver Classic Portable Review

This radio may look great, but the sound quality is terrible. Electronics don't seem to work well, as I had to adjust the antenna numerous times just to get decent reception. Through trial and error, I found that the volume needs to be cranked up much higher than on my other radios just to hear anything. It's a shame because it would be a nice addition to my portable audio collection. But if you're looking for good sound quality, I suggest looking elsewhere.

I love this radio so much I bought another after Teal arrived! It's small and easy to carry with a handle - you can use (4) C batteries or plug it in (one feature I really like is that the cord folds into the back of the radio if you're using it while it's running). want to hide from use) . Battery function I listen to a lot of stations - the dial is very lightly labeled for AM and FM, and the on/off button is also the volume, so you have two buttons, that's it. The AM/FM switch is on the side.

In terms of looks, this little girl is stunning. Really snazzy looks, a bit smaller than I expected (I thought it would be more like those special 1980's radios you see in grandpa and dad's garages. You know? The dials are incredibly responsive, although it can take a while until they land properly Space It's really great that you can plug your phone straight into it (cable not included) The speakers are good and loud, but the sound quality is about what you'd expect from a €30 radio would, not