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Sangean U-1 AM/FM Analog Utility Radio (Yellow)

Sangean U-1 AM/FM Analog Utility Radio (Yellow)

(8 customer reviews)

List Price:	$119.99
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Description:

Ultra Rugged and Water Resistant (JIS 4)

Features:

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Extremely Rugged

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Ultra Sensitive Am/Fm Receiver

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7 Watt Pa Capable Amplifier

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Water Resistant

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6 1/2" Full Range Speaker

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6.5 inches 7W Full Range Speaker

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Dynamic Bass Compensation for Richer Bass

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High Sensitivity, Excellent Sound Performance

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LED Illumination Tuning LED Indicator

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Soft Precision Tuning

Product Details:

Product Length:	9.84 inches
Product Width:	10.24 inches
Product Height:	15.04 inches
Product Weight:	9.5 pounds
Package Length:	17.0 inches
Package Width:	11.1 inches
Package Height:	10.7 inches
Package Weight:	11.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 8 reviews

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Customer Reviews:

Average Customer Review: 4.0

( 8 customer reviews )
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13 of 13 found the following review helpful:

Best of the Jobsite RadiosJun 16, 2010
By Jonathan Treibick
Sangean U-1 AM/FM Analog Utility Radio (Yellow) Best of the Jobsite Radios Sangean U-1 AM/FM Analog Utility Radio (Yellow) Best of the Jobsite Radios

10 of 10 found the following review helpful:

One year out, still going strongAug 03, 2006
By K. Aultman
We've been using this radio while working on our turn of the century remodel for the past year. It has taken pleanty of saw dust and paint splatters, yet it still sounds just as good as the day we bought it. We live in a small town many miles from the nearest public radio station, but it picks up very well. It even has an aux input for playing an ipod. The only thing I don't understand is why it has a built in flash light. Sofar, this has beem completely useless.

9 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Too boomy.Feb 12, 2007
By Douglas Baty
Well made, very sturdy shop radio has a bass boost that you cannot turn off. Everything but classical music booms out with so much bass that I cannot hear lyrics. Talk radio is hopeless. The results are loud but unsatisfactory - sure to disturb all your neighbors.

Radio would be SO much better if it had a bass-boost off switch. It's a shame. Hey guys, how about adding tone control knobs?

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Perfect for the job siteJun 10, 2009
By sum_guy_72
I like this radio a lot. It's a perfect size and built like a tank. The tuner is excellent and best of all, it's analog. I've had radios with digital tuners in the past and when you unplug them to move them, they reset and you have to find your station all over again. When you're on a job site, that can happen a lot. Like others have said, the sound is a little bass heavy but I don't think most people will have a problem with it. Even classical music sounds great on it. For general use, I find just wrapping the cord around the top easier than using the hide-away thing in the back.

I highly recommend this radio, especially to fellow contractors. It's simple, tough and sounds great.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Some problems hereSep 16, 2009
By D. Morgan "tale gunner"
While the construction of the radio seems to be OK, its the radio itself that is dissapointing. After turning the radio on and selecting the channel to listen to, aprox 10 minutes later I have to retune the dial. Drift seems to be a big issue with this radio. In the world of electronics there should be a better lock on the station than this. I have to adjust for drift throughout the day using this radio. Its not just once but several times a day.

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