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Neil does an excellent job of going over his Kchibo D96L DSP radio's sensitivity, speaker sound, and ergonomics on his blog FOFIO!.
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Still waiting for mine...I think in a couple of days I will be playing with it. Just will it has the same performance that the TECSUN PL310 plus better sound. I don´t like the dull sound of the tiny Tecsuns (310 and 380).
Posted by: Pablo | May 27, 2010 at 08:29 AM
You'll noticed that all the chatter about DSP based radios refers to AM/FM performance, when n fact these radios are second rate as world band radios.
Posted by: Tom Welch | May 27, 2010 at 09:09 AM
You´re right Tom...and actually I´ve lost my interest in SW Radio years ago, but still I am looking for that kind of gear because, usually, those sets are more elaborated than single AM FM radios (exceptions aside).
Posted by: Pablo | May 27, 2010 at 06:59 PM