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Hands down one of the best performing portable radios you will find today.
With its whoppingly large 200mm ferrite antenna, its dual 2.5" speakers, and the RDS text function you would be hard pressed to find another portable radio that offers so much for so little.
This lite and powerful radio is capable of being powered by the included AC adapter, 6 x 'C' batteries, and optional DC power you have the flexibility a portable should have. We could talk all day about its features and performance, but think that you are the best judge. Listen and learn what good radio is.
Features:
* PLL Synthesized tuning system.
* 200mm Ferrite AM antenna - provides unmatched AM reception
* 10 Memory Presets (5 AM, 5 FM).
* Rotary Volume Control
* Rotary Tuning Control
* Auto Seek Station
* Stereo/Mono Selector Switch
* Headphone Socket
* 3.5mm Aux-in Socket.
* DC Jack (Adapter not included)
* Backlite LCD.
* Sleep Timer
* Radio Data System (RDS) function with radio text, station name and auto clock time.
* Alarm with Humane Wake System (HWS).
* Battery Life Indicator.
* AC Power Adapter (Included)
* Dimensions ( W x D X H): 10 3/4" X 5 1/3" x 2 2/3"
* Weight: 2 lbs.
* Batteries: 6 x 'C'
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Technical Details
- Radio Data System function with radio text, station name & auto clock time- Backlit LCD display
- 200mm ferrite AM antenna provides unmatched AM reception
- Rotary volume & tuning controls
- Features Human Waking System alarm, Auto Seek function, sleep timer, stereo/mono selector switch & battery life indicator
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By TxReviewer (Driftwood, TX)
Comparing reception to a small Sony multiband and a large Grundig Satellit model, this radio falls somewhere in between. It has really exellent reception and compensates for signal drift. What the radio lacks is fine tuning control and bandwidth control. Neither or those factors are important since I bought the radio as a more reliable night time radio for listening to distant AM stations. Each detent/click on the tuning dial brings in some station. I don't do much formal DXing but use the radio for nights when it is difficult to fall asleep. Located in central Texas at 1000 feet in elevation with clear horizons, I pick up stations in and out of state.
The design is just plain odd. The controls are well placed and easy to use. The multiple C cell battery adds a little heft. I suspect that the radio has a larger than normal AM coil antenna inside.
For less than $100 including shipping, this is a good bet. The RDS feature for FM is novel, but hardly all that amusing after you've seen it a few
times. Most of what stations RDS is station ID and promotional.
By CASpeedo (Los Altos, CA United States)
Wonderful clock radio with excellent sound, stereo, reception. Most clock radios are good in the clock area but are fair to good in the radio area. This radio is stereo, near hi-fidelity sound, and is perfect for me in the morning as I shave. It is wonderful to listen to FM classical music in stereo while shaving with the option of going to AM radio to hear the news and traffic. A fantastic radio in that the sound is superb without taking up a large footprint. The only adverse criticisms include the use of a power block, a minor esthetic consideration, and a readout for the time and radio which could be larger with more contrast.
By GR (Missouri)
This is a great radio. It has good reception, and probably the best AM reception I have ever had. I live by Kansas City, but in the evenings I pick-up Denver and New Orleans stations with ease. It is a little big so if you are looking for a handheld this is not it. It has a nice clean design and it is easy to use. I would highly recommend this radio and I would buy it again.
By Randy W. (Orlando, FL)
The main reason I got this radio was bcuz of its slim, compact design to fit on a narrow shelf. It doesn't have any CD player or tape deck to clutter up the unit and increase its size. Reception is very good for both AM & FM. This unit has one serious omission: no bass-treble tone control. The resulting default sound quality is still very good for FM stereo music,in fact it's amazing for such a little radio. However,a tone control would seriously help the voice clarity when listening to AM talk. Keep this in mind if you like listening to AM talk.
By Gary Kinsman (Simi Valley, CA USA)
The Sangean PR-D5 is very easy to use, and it has very sensitive AM reception. From my perspective, the sound quality is poor, with too much upper bass and muffled treble, which makes voices hard to understand. If Sangean had provided full-range bass and treble controls on the PR-D5, then some of this sound quality issue could have been fixed.
The 10 kHz tuning step on AM is sometimes a limitation, because there is no way to "tune around" hets (i.e., tones) that may accompany a desired signal. A digital radio like the CCRadio 2, with 1 kHz tuning steps, can get around this issue.
The bottom line is that I bought the PR-D5 to listen mostly to news and talk on AM. Since the sound quality is so muffled, it isn't acceptable for my purposes. Almost every other radio I own has better voice quality on AM than the PR-D5.
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