Grundig FR200 Radio vs Eton FR300 Radio Sound Quality скачать в хорошем качестве

Grundig FR200 Radio vs Eton FR300 Radio Sound Quality

Grundig FR-200 Radio vs Eton FR-300 Radio Sound Quality Both of these radios were made by the same chinese manufacturer. The slightly larger Eton FR300 was made in the early 2000's and has a 3 inch speaker, while the Grundig FR200 was made in the mid 2010's and has a 2 1/2 inch speaker. The audio quality of the Eton is much better, especially in the high frequencies while the Grundig sounds a bit muffled and hollow. Fans of the Grundig love the shortwave bands and don't care so much about the audio quality. The Eton unfortunately has two obsolete analog TV bands which are now useless. The tuning is smoother with the Eton with less abrupt changes between stations. I think the older Eton may be a tad more "analog" than the newer Grundig which is probably more DSP - but I could be wrong. The Eton FR300 originally had a "soft-touch" fuzzy rubberized finish that sort of felt like very fine suede leather in your hands. Sadly, the rubber finish degraded over time to the point where the entire radio felt very sticky as if someone had coated it with glue. A thorough wipedown with 90% rubbing alcohol helped to gently remove the sticky residue without removing the paint or lettering - very time consuming though.