Not Vaporware, the Real Deal: The Anjan DTS-10 Table Top Radio Described in Detail

Readers have lamented the demise of the Redsun RP-3100. Is Anjan going to make a table top radio that might step in the shoes of the much longed for Redsun?

Andreas has sent us a product image link to the Anjan DTS-10, which looks very promising. 

No sooner had I posted this, Andreas had more info for us:

Here is what I found out: When I open the Anjan Website http://www.anjan.cn/ I see a pop-up with an ad for the DTS-10. That might be a hint, that it is NO vaporware... 

And google translator is our friend: 

Thank enthusiasts has always been a favorite of the security key to the radio, the DTS-10 desktop security key concern of big machines!

 DTS-10 is a security key for the general research and development of radio enthusiasts of the "high definition, deep bass, full-band, professional desktop," Radio. Currently, DTS-10 has completed the development of early, ongoing program later stock preparation is expected to the first batch of pilot production of small quantities is about to begin. 

DTS-10 is right features to make the following brief description: 

1. Use of military double-conversion technology, high sensitivity, high-definition reception; 
2. The sound loud, strong bass, can connect MP3, MP4, etc. for the putting-; 
3.1000 station permanent storage. Microcomputer automatic selection units, save sets; 
4. Ad hoc radio editors, storage and display capabilities to facilitate the identification station;
5. A complete clock-controlled function, your lifestyle can be automatically repeated on / off. 

DTS-10 listing of footsteps getting closer, she whispered to us. Members may have on the DTS-10 good proposals and ideas, you can also make Gentie. 

Author:Giant Electronics Co., Ltd. Shenzhen BranchSource:http://www.anjan.cn

 And here is a good photo.

 

Comments

[Angelo]

I like what I've seen from Anjan. They seem to be selective about what they release, at least in the U.S.
From what I can tell, their radios are priced at "fair market value" for what they are----and they look pretty solid for 2010.

[Andreas]

This radio seems to be exactly what I would like to have...

[Tom Welch]

Anjan has manufactured small portable radios in the past and their reviews have just been so-so.

[Ed]

Oh but this looks suspiciously like the Kaito 2100 which left a few of us with a bad taste in our mouth, or should I say a distorted sound in our ear, eh Jeff?

[Jeffrey McMahon]

Ed, as you know, I tried to like the Kaito 2100. I had 3 versions but hated the speaker sound. Maybe it's wishful thinking on my part, but I'm hoping this Anjan offering sounds more like the Grundig S350 and has the 350's FM power and is better than the S350 on AM. Do I have my doubts? Yes.

[Tom Welch]

A question for Ed: Do DSP chips REDUCE the actual number of parts in a radio's design?

I suspect so, but I'm not an engineer.

[dorpmuller]

Picture's been around forever... I'll believe it when I see it. I'm betting vaporware.

[Ray Lalleu]

Seller TakeRadio says that the Anjan DTS10 has DSP and SYNC, but that seems quite dubious. Wait till futher information about that. Probably the DTS10 is no more than a DTS09 in a bigger case, with a few knobs replacing some keys.