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For about $130, ten dollars more than the Sangean WR-2, it seems the WR-5 packs a lot of features per dollar. Favorable reviews so far.
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Hopefully the AM reception is better on the WR-5 than on the WR-2. I find the AM reception on the latter only adequate; it could be much better.
Posted by: Gary | December 30, 2010 at 01:45 PM