[IRCA] Sony SRF-T615... Japanese Market "Air Superiority" Ultralight Radio!

[D1028Gary@xxxxxxx]

Hello All,
 
     Without giving away too many secrets (and  detracting from the upcoming 
2008 Ultralight Radio Shootout),  if you  still think that pocket radios can't 
compete in technology, you are in for one  super shock in this mean little DX 
machine!
 
     Digital PLL circuitry, 9/10 kHz AM steps, 7 AM  memories,  sensitivity 
more than adequate for transoceanic DXing,  innovative noise-canceling circuit, 
phenomenal run time, speaker or  headphones...the list goes on almost 
forever.  This Japanese-market  champion clearly answers the question, "What has Sony 
been doing since it  canceled the ICF-2010?"  The answer?  Packing the 
performance  of early table-model receivers into a package the size of a cigarette  
lighter.
 
     The Ultralight DX boom has finally uncovered one  of the biggest secrets 
of the decade: Fantastic technological innovation has  occurred in pocket 
radios recently, and the intense competition between SONY,  Sangean and C.Crane 
has provided AM-DXers with incredible DX machines  costing practically nothing.
 
     Sony's fantastic flagship-model SRF-T615 will  cost you something, 
however!  If you really want the absolute best that  Japanese technology can 
deliver, the Made-in-Japan SRF-T615 will set you  back about $100, including 
shipping.  Don't look for it in North  America, however... it isn't for sale here! 
Try Audio Cubes 2 in Japan, and  you will personally discover that Sony is truly 
out to win in the  ultra-competitive Ultralight competition!
 
                                              73 and Good DX,
 
                                             Gary DeBock  



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