I do wish they would've added an AUX position to the band selector like the newer Model One has. Even my Recepter has switched AUX input so you can leave a cable plugged in. I don't like having to turn the radio around and disconnect the cable when I want to listen to the radio again, even if the sound of the Sangean is so much better than the Tivoli.
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Two analog high-end radios with full, rich speakers deserve a comparison and Scooby has been kind enough to provide one:
I have the Sangean WR-1, and its AM is quite prone to interference. If you get it in an interference free environment, it does fairly well (though not as well as the Tivoli Model One with an external antenna). The FM is outstanding. I have it connected to my directional yagi antenna, and it never overloads on the strong local stations. It does quite well at separating weak signals from second adjacent strong channels. I had better success with the WR-1 than with the WR-2 on FM.
If the FM on the WR-11 is as good as on the WR-1, it is worth the money.
Comparing the WR-1 and the Model One: