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RCA RP7887 AM/FM Super Portable Radio

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RCA RP7887 AM/FM Super Portable Radio
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Street Price: $68.51
Gaunz Org Price: $52.14
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
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Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: RCA
EAN: 0412353665070
Label: RCA
Product Manufacturer: RCA
Model: RP7887
Publisher: RCA
Studio: RCA
Warranty: 1


Piece facts:
  • A high performance SUPER RADIO III AM/FM radio is still our best long-range performance and selectivity radio 2-Way Speaker System
  • The built-in 2-Way speaker system in this SUPER RADIO III is driven by a 6.5" high sensitivity woofer and 2" cone tweeters 2-Way Power with Automatic (AC/DC) Switching
  • Automatically switches from DC to AC when the unit is plugged in to avoid using battery power
  • Separate Bass and Treble Controls Leaves the control to you by providing separate bass and treble controls



Radio Portable Super AM/FM RP7887 RCA





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PR0DUCT FEATURES:High performance SUPER RADl0 lll2-way speaker system2-way power with automatic (AC/DC) switchingSeparate bass and treble controlsThumbwheel tuning controlsExternal AM/FM antenna terminalsLoudness control


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Butt ugly but beautiful sound !!! ...
It is heavy and large and the controls are very spartan but it is the best sounding radio i have purchased at this price in my 68 years. Do not pay any attention to the venier scale it is not even close but that is a very minor thing. It gets am radio stations that the other radios in my house do not even come close to bringing in. I bought to use for work and for that use it is outstanding. I believe it is my next radio also.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - SUPER RADIO
The RCA RP7887 SUPER RADIO really is a great radio. I checked out many similar radio's that cost much more, like the cc crane radio plus which has very bad reviews. This radio is excellent. If only it had a digital tuner, it would be perfect. Im an electrical contractor and use this radio most every day while im working. The sound is very clear as I listen to talk radio. Music is great on it too. A Terk antenna helps with weaker stations. I hope this helps you decide.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * good value ...
this radio proved itself in the middle of Yosemite where I stay every year and always have had no radio reception.Nothing against the c crane co. but this radio is a great value for the price.
wish it had an input for CD but very very satisfied


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Super Radio
Wish I would have purchased this radio long ago,Got Crain beat by a mile.Batteries last days longer.Money well spent.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Also a fan ...
I live near Nashville and can listen to Chicago radio with zero interference, very nearly. I have nothing to add to what others have said: good design; batteries last forever; good sound...I'd have given this the full five stars had it a digital tuner, but I'm not sure I want to buy a radio that requires a PhD in order to operate it like a Sony shortwave I own.

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