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RCA 7-2887 Superadio III Portable AM/FM Radio | 
| Brand: RCA
Category: CE
This item is no longer available
Rating:  248 reviews
Sales Rank: 12413
Media: Electronics
Batteries: 6
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.2
Dimensions (in): 15 x 11 x 5.6
Warranty: 1
MPN: 72887
Model: 72887
UPC: 044319728873
EAN: 0044319728873
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| Features:
| • | High-performance station selectivity and sensitivity | | • | 2-speaker sound system, separate bass and treble controls | | • | 2-way power operation: built-in cord or 6 D-cell batteries | | • | Fold-down carry handle | | • | Headphone jack for optional headphone listening |
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Product Description
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Amazon.com Product Description
The GE 7-2887 Superadio III is a high-performance AM/FM radio with long-range reception for both AM and FM, rotary loudness control, and high-performance station selectivity and sensitivity to ensure good signal reception. A two-speaker sound system with a 6.5-inch woofer offers outstanding sound quality, and separate bass and treble controls let you adjust the sound to your preference. Convenience features include a fold-down handle for easy transport, a headphone jack for personal listening (headphone not included), and two-way power operation with an included power cord or six D batteries. GE offers a warranty of a year on parts and 90 days on labor for the 7-2887 Superadio.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 243 more reviews...
Good Radio May 29, 2008
Wesley P. Bailey
I really liked the radio but in my new office I get poor reception because of our wireless network.
 Best commercial AM radio ever made May 6, 2008
sharon A. tuccinardi
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I'm 65, and a USN communications veteran. So I know what's good and what's bad.
Forget all those cheap Chinese radios with digital tuners that have God knows what for input impedance. Forget Radio Shack and their combination short wave AM/FM. This is the best AM radio ever made. It is as good as the old Hammarlund, Hallicrafters, and NCRs. They were tube radios, the tubes needed replacement, then the IFs needed realignment. This is transistor. It doesn't wear out.
I don't have a scope or sig gen to make a signal to noise radio check, but I can tell this has a very sensitive RF amp. You string a 100 foot longwire to this radio, and you'll be able to pull in half the country. I'm paying 130/year for XM to listen to Tankee ballgames, but I can cancel that out now.
High Performance and Great Audio. April 30, 2008
J. Anderson (Jersey Shore, NJ)
Tuner Reception and audio are as good as anything else including the CC Radio..Where it comes up short is the build quality and the lack of precision when using the the tuner scale..If you treat it carefully and don't mind the lack of a precise digital tuner it can't be beat for the money..
Careful, it melts! February 10, 2008
C. L. Campbell (Las Vegas, NV)
I bought the original version of this radio back in the late 70s. We've had this one for over two years. It's a great basic radio with loud enough sound for shop/work use. We left it in the Vegas sun and it melted the case a little. It still works!
 Old Fashsion -- mediocore reception January 30, 2008
D. Crandall (San Diego, Ca United States)
I bought this a while back for the garage and was fairly disappointed. It uses old tuning technology and the station would continually drift. The sound was ok, but a little bassy. I'm guessing a lot of people buy it for nostalgic reasons. I ended up selling it.
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