I'm a newbie and I have no idea...
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Lasonic TRC-920
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kingrat2010
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ViennaSound
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thats a good move
imho there are a lot of more attracting boxes on ebay and they are going for cheap
stay tuned and good luck on the hunt
imho there are a lot of more attracting boxes on ebay and they are going for cheap
stay tuned and good luck on the hunt
MasterBlaster84
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Welcome Zippy! 
No worries, there are plenty of boxes for sale all the time and many that are probably more to your liking than that cool little Grundig.
No worries, there are plenty of boxes for sale all the time and many that are probably more to your liking than that cool little Grundig.
Boom Shaka Laka
Requiem Æternam
Hi Zippy and welcome!
The Grundig RR3000 is actually quite nice (and elegant) for a box a bit smaller than a Panasonic 5100 (if that reference means anything). The sound is outstanding, with separate bass and treble controls, and the unit is feature-packed (heavy, too), with six pre-sets for FM, dial light, tuning/battery meter, ambient sound ("Super Stereo"), solenoid-control cassette deck, and muilti-voltage. As you can see from the photos, it uses six D-size batteries, and there's a small storage compartment for (I'm guessing) an earplug.
I've had mine for a long time, so I have no idea anymore what I paid for it (probably too much), but €40 seems a bit low to me for a Grundig of this quality. I'm not surprised that €40 wasn't enough to win it. But if that's your money limit, don't worry. I'm sure you'll find a oodles of boxes in that range on eBay.
The Grundig RR3000 is actually quite nice (and elegant) for a box a bit smaller than a Panasonic 5100 (if that reference means anything). The sound is outstanding, with separate bass and treble controls, and the unit is feature-packed (heavy, too), with six pre-sets for FM, dial light, tuning/battery meter, ambient sound ("Super Stereo"), solenoid-control cassette deck, and muilti-voltage. As you can see from the photos, it uses six D-size batteries, and there's a small storage compartment for (I'm guessing) an earplug.
I've had mine for a long time, so I have no idea anymore what I paid for it (probably too much), but €40 seems a bit low to me for a Grundig of this quality. I'm not surprised that €40 wasn't enough to win it. But if that's your money limit, don't worry. I'm sure you'll find a oodles of boxes in that range on eBay.
redbenjoe
I Am Legend
word for word // feature for feature --BSL is 100% right !!
zippy --sorry i got faked out by your very dark color --so i didnt even recognize
that model --i re-discovered and re tested mine this morning -
its a very light silver color -
well --the boys over there say they are not rare --
and i think its AT LEAST US$ 100 quality box -
so - yes - get the next one
zippy --sorry i got faked out by your very dark color --so i didnt even recognize
that model --i re-discovered and re tested mine this morning -
its a very light silver color -
well --the boys over there say they are not rare --
and i think its AT LEAST US$ 100 quality box -
so - yes - get the next one
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