Rarely used and bought new, my Eton E5 is on the selling block today, starting at $65 with original AC adapter and manual but no box. Aside from slight scuff marks on glass screen, everything looks new.
With twin toddlers running around, operational portable radios are not a big part of my household these day.
From the Sony ICF2002/7600D to the 7600GR, Grundig YB400, G3, RS DX398/Sangean ATS909, DX402/ATS505, to the Tecsun PL660..I've had a lot of that size and class of radio, and I'd have to say the G5/E5 was by far my favorite. Great for AM/MW DX (for it's size), smooth analog type tuning, good sound, and great dynamic range put this one at the top IMHO.
Someone's going to get a good radio.
Posted by: Drive-In-Freak | September 14, 2014 at 03:22 PM
As you say you rarely used this radio, I'm assuming you don't have much interest in shortwave listening, as this radio (and its first version the Degen 1103) is just the best bang for your buck SW radio out there, at least as far as sensitivity is concerned.
It's not full of features and it doesn't have a room filling speaker, but it was a real breakthrough in portable radio technology a few years ago. Darned good on AM too. I hear FM reception is outstanding, but I don't much listen to that.
Posted by: The Professor | September 17, 2014 at 05:39 PM
I 100 percent agree with you
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