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It looks like a Excellent radio! for the price point, and for my needs. I just bought this radio based on your thorough review, I really like the external antenna hook up capability! sounds great. I'm in a rural hilly area and have to connect up a external radio to get only a few channels, do to surrounding hills, unless I hook up a long wire antenna and a grounded Loop antenna for AM radio. Thanks for your review
I got my EP Pro a few days ago. I completely agree that it's not a band scanner's dream but reception is amazing. Tuning across the signal peaks takes some getting used to. Reception on my CC Radio 2E seems a bit better, and I like my CC radio SW better for band scanning. The EP Pro is a keeper, just wish it were analog MW tuning.
I gave away my original EP to a friend who lives on the Navajo res in Arizona. Regretted it ever since so I was very happy to see the new EP Pro. I won't be giving this one away!
I have this. Great radio. It's an upgrade from my GE Superadio III. The twin coil antenna was once referred to as the 'Justice antenna', after Chris Justice who developed the system. Lots of legal stuff resulted in CCrane claiming it. Hope I didn't open a major can of worms here. Love your videos!
Thank you- I will wait for a bandscan but I am leaning to purchase a Pro. I like how it locks on the stations. In my stable I already have radios that fine scan the bands ( Tecsun 660, Grundig 750 ) and some analog tuners ( Grundig traveller ll, a vintage NIB Stewart multiband from the 90s and my Dad's early 60s Westinghouse ) so maybe it is time to jump to the 21 century! The sound is very good as much as I can tell. The Pro and the pocket Sony 26 are my next purchases. C Crane has a 60 day return policy.
The DSP chip/Digital tuner..virtually same thing. How it was meshed into an analog dial format is quite amazing. If you tune fast on a digital tuner, it has that “muting” effect as well. In fact, no audio at all like a digital scanning etc. I love both, the accuracy and the sensitivity on the Digital ...analog style tuner. on this beefy sounding radio, But yes, medium wave AM Is nice and sensitive, and a bit more than the original, with much far less noice which is nice and clean to hear distant Dxing. of the “slow” tuning I used to to on those noisy analog tuner versions. In fact, it rivals my CC radio EP when tuning slowly, and the fine tune. One hell of a quality radio for less than $100 out the door for sure. 😮
That's a squelch. It's used to cut out the hissing background noise. They use it on Walkie Talkies, CB radios, HAM radios. But the old hardware, requires the user to turn a knob to adjust how strong the squelching is. You can a actually turn it up, to the point where you are cutting out strong stations/parties. That popping noise, is the squelch kicking in. So it's automatically controlled.
Thank you for your review of this radio. My Wife has the earlier version and it is great for Dxing. She uses it forlocal stations but I like it for AM listening at night.
Just FYI: I received an email from todderbert this morning (Sunday, 10/14/2018). He told me, _"A review video of the revision 2 of the EP-Pro will air on Monday night and some band scans to follow."_ I'm looking forward to his new videos with the updated version of the EP Pro. 👍 😎📻
Thanks for another great review. I live in the UK and already dx using a D4W. Would spending over £100 to import the latest 2020 CC Crane EP Pro version be worthwhile? Would this give me anything I don't already have in the D4W? Thanks!
I read some reviews on Amazon stating that the EP Pro when turned off and then on again it does not automatically retune exactly to the same station and it needs some adjustment. This could be very frustrating if you woke up early and just wanted to turn it on and have it be on the last station you left it. Given the otherwise legendary excellence of this particular radio I’m surprised that it would be finicky. Have you found it to be true or is it an issue that has been resolved? Thanks
That pop could just be the DSP chip turning on. The Sony ICF506 has a slight pause before you get any audio out of the speaker when it gets turned on. So it could just be how the chip powers up.
I know the C.Crane EP Pro has a twin ferrite antenna for am radio, But have done any Loop antenna session testing on any Far weak stations with this radio to see how far it can reach out?
Very very nice receiver ! Dont forget the antenna tuner function and wide/narrow switch in the next video. Thanks! I just would wish they would sell it here... I guess it is not on ebay, yet.
Surprisingly it is on ebay in the states but not on Amazon yet? 5/6/18 www.ebay.com/itm/CCRadio-EP-PRO-AM-FM-Portable-Analog-DSP-Twin-Coil-Antenna-Inside/292540726253?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo
Thomas Niner I have bought 2 radios from the usa. Shipping is 40-60$ including handling and all taxes, but since it is not available in europe I might consider it. 85$ for the unit is in my opinion a very fair price. Its a d**mn good radio. Thanks for the link.
I think it would be cool if there was a switch on the radio that led into 2 ferrite cores and you could switch between them to get even finer direction finding, or an even dumber solution, have the ferrite be rotatable via knob on the front
I enjoy using this radio as a portable more. It is smaller and easier to zip through the band. The GE sounds incredible and is a bit less portable. If I had to choose one or the other, it would be the GE. Just because it is still running after thirty five years. Also has the most accurate dial I have seen on an analog radio to date.
Hola Sr. Toddbert. Compré esta Radio por sus recomendaciones, pero en el mío enciende un foco rojo cada vez que capta alguna señal (AM /FM), además presenta una interrupcion intermitente y aleaotoria, no sé si esto sea normal o requiera algún servicio. Ojalá pudiera asesorarme.
Have they fixed the overload/saturation problem? If you are in a high signal aria at all (anyplace even remotely near an AM tower) the CCs are not for you. I want one so bad, but the CC+ overloaded so badly here that I'm scared to take the plunge again. Oddly, Jay Allen didn't mention anything about in his review. Also; did they implement a 9/10KHz switch? The external antenna switch on this new one does not disconnect the coil (unlike the original). They're supposed to have fixed the transient thump.
I did not see a 9/10K switch. Here is the number they gave me "Feel free to call 1-800-522-8863 if you still have concerns and one of our more experienced operators could reassure you or answer any future questions about the radios with their functionality. "
I have mine plugged in, and it has run for hours daily for the past few years...no issues. Battery life, expect at least one hundred and twenty hours at moderate volume. Could go much longer using headphones. The DSP model is great.
Thank you, I have a question about this radio. Dose it has a tuning indicator ,and what is your advsie between buying that radio and Sangean Hdr16.(selectivity, sensitivity and the voice purity. ).Thanks
Nice option for AM DXERS especially in this modern day where you don't have a lot of choice with this type of radio, but me I am a Sony fan boy give me my ICF EX 5 MK 2. That being said, this will probably be the only radio anyone would need. As usual a great demo video 👍 Tam.
I like CCrane's stuff for the most part. Although the dsp tuning trend leaves something to be desired when working am and shortwave. How does this unit compare to the old venerable GE Super Radio with it's pure analog tuning and beefy audio section?
The FM is superior on the EP-Pro. The sound is good, but the GE SR's is much more room filling :) I've found I enjoy using the EP to find faint AM signals with the manual tuning of the ferrite antenna. Plus it is easier to handle and move around with. I still use my GE SR everyday though.
I have considered getting the GE SR but the prices have come up to the point that now there is better cost return on newer radios. I may have to consider revisiting the CCrane 2E now. But that EP does look good. Thanks for your cool videos. :)
Let me know how you like it. The reception is great. It does well during the daytime also. Huge improvement in the FM department. You will love the fine tuning feature! That makes this radio rock.
Are there any truly "analog" radios being made? Just plain ole transistor radios. Must every radio have a DSP chip in it? I want one of these but having that chip is a huge disappointment. Does the original model use a DSP chip? Todderbert? Any insight on this? BTW, Cool video as always. Thanks for the review.
The old EP is an analog style without the DSP. There are analog radios still being made, like the smaller Sonys P26,36,306. The Panasonic RF-562D I just reviewed is pretty sensitive for a pure analog style. Long range AM DX radios are all digital and DSP driven nowadays.
+tm todderbert Thanks for that. That's good to hear. I've seen your reviews on the three Sony's but was hoping to make the CC radio EP my newest tabletop portable. I will be buying one soon. The fine tuning antenna adjustment seems like a cool feature, can't wait to test it against my RadioShack 1200889 tabletop portable.
FYI, the reception on the EP-Pro on AM is amazingly good, so good it bests my GE SR and my Sony EX5MK2. It is all about that fine tuning knob on the ferrite..makes the biggest difference. You'll see :)
the problem with ccranes site is they charge so much on shipping, that if you get anything less then the cc radio 2e you end up spending with shipping about 100 bucks.
I much prefer the original EP. The only reason I purchased the Pro was because I broke the original EP I've had for years and the original is discontinued. The original real analog model is better than the new tuning on the Pro. Pro model is more of a hybrid of analog display with more "modern" tuning gizmos inside. The reason I bought the original EP was for its basic simple analog tuning. The Pro is a step backward from the original idea. For example, I prefer how the Panasonic RF-2400D tunes. CCrane had the right idea with the original EP for those of us that do not like digital stuff with our radios. Digital features are more likely to develop problems faster than simple analog. I had to return the first EP Pro I got because of weird continuous thumps and drop outs and they sent me a knew one. HOWEVER, when I turn the new radio on and tune to a station on AM there is a single brief drop out of the sound several seconds after tuning it. Nothing like the problem with the original one which was continues on both bands, but it happens. It's as if when the radio powers up and you tune to the first station it needs to lock on to the first station and it takes a few seconds before locking. I'm betting over time this will worsen. Yes, the EP Pro sounds as good as the original EP, but remember the old adage "when somethings is not broke, DON"T fix it."
The replacement had same problem AND also developed weird distortion I do not hear on other portables (including the Panasonic 2400D). Rather than wasting my time with getting a third replacement I threw it out. I am giving up on the EP Pro. My hunt for a decent REAL analog portable continues.
Having watched, and more importantly listened, to this video twice now I think that the EP > EP Pro. That being said, I prefer the 2E Enhanced over both models of the EP. Admittedly, I'm a digital kind of guy.
todderbert I love the infinitely variable nature of analogue tuners but from the first time I saw a radio with a digital frequency display, I’ve been hooked. I can’t even use a radio with an analogue tuner without having a digital radio at hand to know exactly what frequency I’m on. I’ve got to know. I have this fantasy that I win the lottery and can afford to design and manufacture my dream radio. It would have an analogue tuner with a digital display, no soft muting, a numeric keypad for direct frequency input, a huge external, rotatable, dual ferrite antenna and so much more. I have thought about this way too much.
Cool! Having options is the best thing we can ask for. Glad there are companies still doing different things..my favorite feature of the EP is that Fine Tuning knob on the ferrite...its such a beautiful thing. I've tweaked out so many stations with it..now using loops have expanded my horizon. Yes, having a digital read out is also cool...if the 2E were just a little less "fat in the can" I would use it more :)
todderbert Less fat in the can? Oh man, that’s the greatest setup for a joke ever but I’m not going there or I’ll end up sleeping on the sofa, or worse, your sofa. Haha!
C Crane has just released a new version of the pro with a 9/10 khz switch on the back next to the int./ext. antenna switch. See it here! radiojayallen.com/ Just scroll down to see the new updated review by Jay Allen.
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It looks like a Excellent radio! for the price point, and for my needs. I just bought this radio based on your thorough review, I really like the external antenna hook up capability! sounds great. I'm in a rural hilly area and have to connect up a external radio to get only a few channels, do to surrounding hills, unless I hook up a long wire antenna and a grounded Loop antenna for AM radio. Thanks for your review
Your Welcome Gary, It is one of my favorites.
Bought this radio for my Aunt and she LOVES it! Thanks for the recommendation Todderbert!!!
I got my EP Pro a few days ago. I completely agree that it's not a band scanner's dream but reception is amazing. Tuning across the signal peaks takes some getting used to. Reception on my CC Radio 2E seems a bit better, and I like my CC radio SW better for band scanning. The EP Pro is a keeper, just wish it were analog MW tuning.
My 2E is in the box. Yep, I like my EPs the best. Something about an analog dial...just my thing I guess :)
I gave away my original EP to a friend who lives on the Navajo res in Arizona. Regretted it ever since so I was very happy to see the new EP Pro. I won't be giving this one away!
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I have this. Great radio. It's an upgrade from my GE Superadio III. The twin coil antenna was once referred to as the 'Justice antenna', after Chris Justice who developed the system. Lots of legal stuff resulted in CCrane claiming it. Hope I didn't open a major can of worms here. Love your videos!
Chris commented on my Twin Coil Antenna Review. He seems cool about it.
The CCRadio EP Pro Fast Scanners are the folks that leave the 1-star Amazon Reviews claiming "This radio only gets 4 stations"
Thank you- I will wait for a bandscan but I am leaning to purchase a Pro. I like how it locks on the stations. In my stable I already have radios that fine scan the bands ( Tecsun 660, Grundig 750 ) and some analog tuners ( Grundig traveller ll, a vintage NIB Stewart multiband from the 90s and my Dad's early 60s Westinghouse ) so maybe it is time to jump to the 21 century! The sound is very good as much as I can tell. The Pro and the pocket Sony 26 are my next purchases. C Crane has a 60 day return policy.
Hopefully a MW Band Scan this weekend :)
todderbert Great!!
The DSP chip/Digital tuner..virtually same thing. How it was meshed into an analog dial format is quite amazing. If you tune fast on a digital tuner, it has that “muting” effect as well. In fact, no audio at all like a digital scanning etc. I love both, the accuracy and the sensitivity on the Digital ...analog style tuner. on this beefy sounding radio, But yes, medium wave AM Is nice and sensitive, and a bit more than the original, with much far less noice which is nice and clean to hear distant Dxing. of the “slow” tuning I used to to on those noisy analog tuner versions. In fact, it rivals my CC radio EP when tuning slowly, and the fine tune. One hell of a quality radio for less than $100 out the door for sure. 😮
That's a squelch. It's used to cut out the hissing background noise. They use it on Walkie Talkies, CB radios, HAM radios. But the old hardware, requires the user to turn a knob to adjust how strong the squelching is. You can a actually turn it up, to the point where you are cutting out strong stations/parties. That popping noise, is the squelch kicking in. So it's automatically controlled.
Very informative review...I'd have a hard time choosing between the original EP and the EP-Pro. I love non-DSP analog tuning.
Thank you for your review of this radio. My Wife has the earlier version and it is great for Dxing. She uses it forlocal stations but I like it for AM listening at night.
Your Welcome Mike. This direct stepping is great. I can tell exactly where I'm at without looking at the dial.
C. Crane has already updated the EP Pro, they added a 9k/10k switch on the back, they have fix the problems from there first production run
Just FYI: I received an email from todderbert this morning (Sunday, 10/14/2018). He told me, _"A review video of the revision 2 of the EP-Pro will air on Monday night and some band scans to follow."_ I'm looking forward to his new videos with the updated version of the EP Pro. 👍 😎📻
Thanks for another great review. I live in the UK and already dx using a D4W. Would spending over £100 to import the latest 2020 CC Crane EP Pro version be worthwhile? Would this give me anything I don't already have in the D4W? Thanks!
I read some reviews on Amazon stating that the EP Pro when turned off and then on again it does not automatically retune exactly to the same station and it needs some adjustment. This could be very frustrating if you woke up early and just wanted to turn it on and have it be on the last station you left it. Given the otherwise legendary excellence of this particular radio I’m surprised that it would be finicky.
Have you found it to be true or is it an issue that has been resolved? Thanks
Never had that issue with the two EP-Pros I own.
@@todderbert thanks 😊
That pop could just be the DSP chip turning on. The Sony ICF506 has a slight pause before you get any audio out of the speaker when it gets turned on. So it could just be how the chip powers up.
Its cool, just have to get used to it is all. :)
Some of the old boom boxes did the same popping sound.
I suspect it was the amplifier powering up.
I know the C.Crane EP Pro has a twin ferrite antenna for am radio, But have done any Loop antenna session testing on any Far weak stations with this radio to see how far it can reach out?
Very very nice receiver !
Dont forget the antenna tuner function and wide/narrow switch in the next video.
Thanks!
I just would wish they would sell it here... I guess it is not on ebay, yet.
Surprisingly it is on ebay in the states but not on Amazon yet? 5/6/18
www.ebay.com/itm/CCRadio-EP-PRO-AM-FM-Portable-Analog-DSP-Twin-Coil-Antenna-Inside/292540726253?_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo
Thomas Niner I have bought 2 radios from the usa. Shipping is 40-60$ including handling and all taxes, but since it is not available in europe I might consider it. 85$ for the unit is in my opinion a very fair price. Its a d**mn good radio. Thanks for the link.
I think it would be cool if there was a switch on the radio that led into 2 ferrite cores and you could switch between them to get even finer direction finding, or an even dumber solution, have the ferrite be rotatable via knob on the front
Wonder how it holds up to the GE Super Radios? Great review. Their dual ferrite antenna is amazing.
I enjoy using this radio as a portable more. It is smaller and easier to zip through the band. The GE sounds incredible and is a bit less portable. If I had to choose one or the other, it would be the GE. Just because it is still running after thirty five years. Also has the most accurate dial I have seen on an analog radio to date.
Hola Sr. Toddbert. Compré esta Radio por sus recomendaciones, pero en el mío enciende un foco rojo cada vez que capta alguna señal (AM /FM), además presenta una interrupcion intermitente y aleaotoria, no sé si esto sea normal o requiera algún servicio. Ojalá pudiera asesorarme.
Have they fixed the overload/saturation problem?
If you are in a high signal aria at all (anyplace even remotely near an AM tower) the CCs are not for you. I want one so bad, but the CC+ overloaded so badly here that I'm scared to take the plunge again. Oddly, Jay Allen didn't mention anything about in his review.
Also; did they implement a 9/10KHz switch?
The external antenna switch on this new one does not disconnect the coil (unlike the original).
They're supposed to have fixed the transient thump.
I did not see a 9/10K switch. Here is the number they gave me "Feel free to call 1-800-522-8863 if you still have concerns and one of our more experienced operators could reassure you or answer any future questions about the radios with their functionality. "
Does this last long on batteries ? I read on Amazon that people have problems with these after a while and the AM receptions is not that great
I have mine plugged in, and it has run for hours daily for the past few years...no issues. Battery life, expect at least one hundred and twenty hours at moderate volume. Could go much longer using headphones. The DSP model is great.
I wonder if they intentional reduce gain on weaker stations so you can quietly tune to stronger channels that most people will be listening to.
I think that turning the volume to zero, that saves a good bit of juice. less things running, more battery life
I saw another review this radio, and there radio also made that pop on startup
Thought we wouldn't notice if you posted an early video, Todderbert? Not going to happen if you keep telling us to mash that bell. Ha!
"Tabletop" I like the design classic but mostly i like the tuning indicator it's clear..
This or Eton Elite Field for AM/FM reception? and audio
C.Crane usually makes good products. This particular model looks like it would be a decent radio as well.
This model is amazing and I own the original EP and find myself using this one more.
Judging by the band scan it is indeed amazing.
Thank you, I have a question about this radio.
Dose it has a tuning indicator ,and what is your advsie between buying that radio and Sangean Hdr16.(selectivity, sensitivity and the voice purity. ).Thanks
The C.Crane does have better audio and AM sensitivity. The Sangean is excellent on FM and HD.
@@todderbert many thanks 😊
Hola amigo podría hacer una revisión de la radio Sony icf 18 . Desearía su opinión saludos
Nice option for AM DXERS especially in this modern day where you don't have a lot of choice with this type of radio, but me I am a Sony fan boy give me my ICF EX 5 MK 2. That being said, this will probably be the only radio anyone would need. As usual a great demo video 👍 Tam.
I like CCrane's stuff for the most part. Although the dsp tuning trend leaves something to be desired when working am and shortwave.
How does this unit compare to the old venerable GE Super Radio with it's pure analog tuning and beefy audio section?
The FM is superior on the EP-Pro. The sound is good, but the GE SR's is much more room filling :) I've found I enjoy using the EP to find faint AM signals with the manual tuning of the ferrite antenna. Plus it is easier to handle and move around with. I still use my GE SR everyday though.
I have considered getting the GE SR but the prices have come up to the point that now there is better cost return on newer radios.
I may have to consider revisiting the CCrane 2E now. But that EP does look good.
Thanks for your cool videos. :)
Your Welcome Scott, thanks for watching.
Gonna pick one of these up!
Let me know how you like it. The reception is great. It does well during the daytime also. Huge improvement in the FM department. You will love the fine tuning feature! That makes this radio rock.
I love your channel and raideos. I just got one
Are there any truly "analog" radios being made? Just plain ole transistor radios. Must every radio have a DSP chip in it? I want one of these but having that chip is a huge disappointment. Does the original model use a DSP chip? Todderbert? Any insight on this? BTW, Cool video as always. Thanks for the review.
The old EP is an analog style without the DSP. There are analog radios still being made, like the smaller Sonys P26,36,306. The Panasonic RF-562D I just reviewed is pretty sensitive for a pure analog style. Long range AM DX radios are all digital and DSP driven nowadays.
+tm todderbert
Thanks for that. That's good to hear. I've seen your reviews on the three Sony's but was hoping to make the CC radio EP my newest tabletop portable. I will be buying one soon. The fine tuning antenna adjustment seems like a cool feature, can't wait to test it against my RadioShack 1200889 tabletop portable.
FYI, the reception on the EP-Pro on AM is amazingly good, so good it bests my GE SR and my Sony EX5MK2. It is all about that fine tuning knob on the ferrite..makes the biggest difference. You'll see :)
the problem with ccranes site is they charge so much on shipping, that if you get anything less then the cc radio 2e you end up spending with shipping about 100 bucks.
Hmm, has the EP-Pro been setup for Prime delivery by Amazon? I thought it had. With the current pandemic, it is affecting the supply chain.
THIS RADIO SHOULD BE AVAILABLE IN ODISHA,INDIA !
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I much prefer the original EP. The only reason I purchased the Pro was because I broke the original EP I've had for years and the original is discontinued. The original real analog model is better than the new tuning on the Pro. Pro model is more of a hybrid of analog display with more "modern" tuning gizmos inside. The reason I bought the original EP was for its basic simple analog tuning. The Pro is a step backward from the original idea. For example, I prefer how the Panasonic RF-2400D tunes. CCrane had the right idea with the original EP for those of us that do not like digital stuff with our radios. Digital features are more likely to develop problems faster than simple analog. I had to return the first EP Pro I got because of weird continuous thumps and drop outs and they sent me a knew one. HOWEVER, when I turn the new radio on and tune to a station on AM there is a single brief drop out of the sound several seconds after tuning it. Nothing like the problem with the original one which was continues on both bands, but it happens. It's as if when the radio powers up and you tune to the first station it needs to lock on to the first station and it takes a few seconds before locking. I'm betting over time this will worsen. Yes, the EP Pro sounds as good as the original EP, but remember the old adage "when somethings is not broke, DON"T fix it."
The replacement had same problem AND also developed weird distortion I do not hear on other portables (including the Panasonic 2400D). Rather than wasting my time with getting a third replacement I threw it out. I am giving up on the EP Pro. My hunt for a decent REAL analog portable continues.
IT NEEDS A WEATHER BAND !!!!! I want it but it's lacking that feature , I would add a USB C 10,000 MAH rechargeable battery power pack .
Having watched, and more importantly listened, to this video twice now I think that the EP > EP Pro. That being said, I prefer the 2E Enhanced over both models of the EP. Admittedly, I'm a digital kind of guy.
Interesting...I'm using the EPs mostly...my 2E is put away atm.
todderbert I love the infinitely variable nature of analogue tuners but from the first time I saw a radio with a digital frequency display, I’ve been hooked. I can’t even use a radio with an analogue tuner without having a digital radio at hand to know exactly what frequency I’m on. I’ve got to know.
I have this fantasy that I win the lottery and can afford to design and manufacture my dream radio. It would have an analogue tuner with a digital display, no soft muting, a numeric keypad for direct frequency input, a huge external, rotatable, dual ferrite antenna and so much more. I have thought about this way too much.
Cool! Having options is the best thing we can ask for. Glad there are companies still doing different things..my favorite feature of the EP is that Fine Tuning knob on the ferrite...its such a beautiful thing. I've tweaked out so many stations with it..now using loops have expanded my horizon. Yes, having a digital read out is also cool...if the 2E were just a little less "fat in the can" I would use it more :)
todderbert Less fat in the can? Oh man, that’s the greatest setup for a joke ever but I’m not going there or I’ll end up sleeping on the sofa, or worse, your sofa. Haha!
didnt understand why there is separate fm stereo switch.
It narrows the Selectivity circuit so you can grab distant signals easier.
@@todderbert thanks mate
Your welcome.
Can I get this on Amazon
Not yet...hopefully soon.
*_I find it better than the Sony icf506 and icf19._*
No god for europe and rest of the world only tunes in 10 khz steps
C Crane has just released a new version of the pro with a 9/10 khz switch on the back next to the int./ext. antenna switch. See it here! radiojayallen.com/ Just scroll down to see the new updated review by Jay Allen.
Its.good.radio.for.dsp.radio