A "Lower Level" For A QT-Series Sharp?

[PostEnder]

Hello, people. Perhaps I should send the eBay seller a message, but let me also ask the experts here on BoomBoxery. What does it mean to be "in the lower level" when one is testing the FM tuner of a Sharp mini-box? The seller stated in part:

The AM band works extra clear. The FM band works also but may need adjustment. I was in the lower level when I tried it.

What sort of adjustment might a QT-series Sharp mini-box need for its working FM tuner?

 

[Fatdog]

This is just a guess on my part, but I imagine that the seller tested the QT while in the basement of a home.

However, I wouldn't worry as much about the description as I would about the $135 USD asking price. There are much cheaper QTs to be found with much less ambiguity regarding their condition.

 

[PostEnder]

Thanks to Fatdog for the prompt reply. It’s a fair reminder about eBay listings of more affordable (vintage) Sharp mini-boxes with clearer item descriptions. (A bit daunting that the admin’ would quickly locate the unit in question on eBay. I mean, did I divulge that much information about it? )

 

[Fatdog]

...(A bit daunting that the admin’ would quickly locate the unit in question on eBay. I mean, did I divulge that much information about it? )

 

[jimmyjimmy19702010]

Not this guy again.

 

[Reli]

Thanks to Fatdog for the prompt reply. It’s a fair reminder about eBay listings of more affordable (vintage) Sharp mini-boxes with clearer item descriptions. (A bit daunting that the admin’ would quickly locate the unit in question on eBay. I mean, did I divulge that much information about it? )

He probably searched "QT Sharp lower level" and checked "search both title and description"

 

[Fatdog]

Dang it, Reli. You couldn't let me leave him mystified?

 

[Reli]

 

[MyOhMy]

Funny as firk! I was going to ask for the model number but then almost kicked myself with embarrassment when I read the common sense in the thread!