Grundig Satellit 6001 Radio: Complete Review

Описание: The Grundig Satellit 6001:

This radio is also widely known as the Grundig Satellit 210 or Transistor 6001) is a legendary, high-quality vintage portable transistor radio and world receiver, manufactured by Grundig in Germany, primarily in the 1970s (specifically around 1969-1971). 
It was one of the most advanced portable radios of its time, known for its superb reception and extensive. This radio designed for receiving broadcasts across the globe. 

Bands Covered:
Comprehensive coverage including:
• FM (87.5 - 108 MHz) with Automatic Frequency Control (AFC). 
• MW (Medium Wave / AM) 
• LW (Long Wave) 
• SW (Shortwave) 1 - 9, which includes the 60 - 187m Marine Band and all major international broadcast bands (like 49, 41, 31, 25, 19, 16, 13, and 11m). 
• Tuning and Reception:
• Double Superheterodyne reception, especially on the critical SW bands (SW2-9). 
• Features like a turret tuner for SW bands 2-9 and a Bandspread switch for more accurate tuning within the shortwave broadcast bands. 
• Fine-tuning for Shortwave 1. 
• Aerial Trimmer for optimizing reception with the built-in antenna or an external one. 
• Available with an optional SSB (Single Side Band) unit for receiving utility or amateur radio broadcasts. 

Audio and Design:
• Features a separate high-frequency speaker (tweeter) unit for better clarity, along with a main speaker. 
• Separate Bass and Treble controls for tone adjustment. 
• Available in different finishes, most commonly black padded (pleather) with chrome/satin silver trim (the "Sunburst" edition) or a walnut wood veneer cabinet. 
• A large, heavy set, measuring approximately 44 cm wide, 26 cm high, and 13 cm deep, and weighing around 6.7 kg (14.7 lbs). 

Electronics:
20 Transistors, 10 diodes, and 5 stabilizers. 
The Satellit 6001/210 is highly regarded by collectors and vintage audio enthusiasts for its exceptional German engineering, solid build quality, and superior performance for an analog portable radio of that era.