AM Stereo

[MarioMania]

Is there any on boomboxes or Walkmans??

 

[char]

http://users.hfx.eastlink.ca/~amstereo/amsradiolist.htm japanese boxes cool

 

[char]

here a some model warnings - japan and other types of the Panasonic_Rx-dt75 only japan model have am stereo chip+functionality

i am curious about us and Au types

 

[char]

here a cool Sony CFS-6000

WAY NOT SEE A STEREO INDICATOR\S

 

[Boom Shaka Laka]

Yeah, got a few, but all Japanese domestic and all from the black/egg era. No classics.

 

[char]

SONY FM/AM STEREO Cassette-Corder CFS-6000 with removal speakers $20

Read more: http://nashville.ebayclassifieds.co...cfs-6000-with-removal-speakers-20/?ad=9563319

for the record-on the previously model cfs5000 stereo fm indicator exist

 

[walkgirl]

Boomshakalaka will know :sin:

 

[Boom Shaka Laka]

Char's Sony CFS-6000 is more vintage (and more cool!) than anything I've got. The best I can do is this CFD-32...

 

[agc]

I ran across that black Sony of Char's last week at a thrifty for $20 but I passed on it as it was missing the battery door. Still don't know if that was a smart move or not...........

 

[Lasonic TRC-920]

Does this mean that hey broadcast in stereo? Or does the radio convert it to stereo?

 

[MR.GROOVE]

Does this mean that hey broadcast in stereo? Or does the radio convert it to stereo?

When a transmission is not in stereo you cannot convert it to stereo with your radio. For FM-Stereo you need a 19 khz tone that goes together and is mixed with the FM-Frequency transmission so you have two seperate channels(left and right)..without the 19 khz the transmission on the FM-Band is in mono...so i assume this is also the case with AM?

 

[Lasonic TRC-920]

Does this mean that hey broadcast in stereo? Or does the radio convert it to stereo?

When a transmission is not in stereo you cannot convert it to stereo with your radio. For FM-Stereo you need a 19 khz tone that goes together and is mixed with the FM-Frequency transmission so you have two seperate channels(left and right)..without the 19 khz the transmission on the FM-Band is in mono...so i assume this is also the case with AM?

Interesting!

 

[MarioMania]

I forgot about this, Thanks for the Link

 

[THAFUZZ]

Good Job Char You, Boom shaka laka AND MRGROOVE provided some very good info.

 

[restocat]

Does this mean that hey broadcast in stereo? Or does the radio convert it to stereo?

When a transmission is not in stereo you cannot convert it to stereo with your radio. For FM-Stereo you need a 19 khz tone that goes together and is mixed with the FM-Frequency transmission so you have two seperate channels(left and right)..without the 19 khz the transmission on the FM-Band is in mono...so i assume this is also the case with AM?

You can't convert mono back to its original stereo, but you can convert a mono signal to simulated stereo. it involves changing the phase on one of the channels, and a few more tricks.
My onkyo home receiver has this feature. Not sure if any boomboxes do. This could be a fun task for superduper. Create a simulated AM stereo sound on a panasonic.