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Question: Is there place to hook up an outside antenna ?. It won't work very well in my house without one.
Document: The included telescopic FM whip antenna works well in my suburban home and I found the tuner to be quite sensitive and selective. AM reception sounds great as well. This model is one of the few that features a real internal ferrite loop antenna for the AM (MW) band. The ferrite MW antenna design performs far better than the plastic-frame wire loop external antenna supplied with nearly all competitor's radios.
I wanted to like this radio very much as I want this to last forever. To start with it is a very beautiful unit. A very polished plastic that has a rich appearance. The sound really is awesome. I had a Bose at one time and this is on the same level. It was easy to set up and user manual was very helpful where needed.The negatives were the reception was not very good. I extended the antenna but still got lot of static.
The downside of a built-in ferrite AM antenna is that they are quite directional and may require that the entire radio be rotated for best reception of weaker AM stations depending on the direction from which the signal arrives relative to the radio. For me, this was only a problem with very weak AM stations located well beyond a reasonable listening distance. It's simply much cleaner to have the antennas built into the case than to have unsightly external antennas and their connecting wires.
Fully extended, the telescopic whip enabled good reception of normally weak stations well beyond their intended listening area. The FM telescopic antenna provided simply screws onto the 75-ohm type-F connector on the back panel, so a much more substantial external antenna may be used for rural area users in tough reception areas. The tuner itself is most certainly well designed and capable of good performance of weak signals with a suitable antenna. CD performance is excellent with a motorized disc transport mechanism that operates just like an automobile CD player.
The radio appears to work well as expected. It was obviously not new, as advertised.It arrived in a bread dough box with no internal packaging, the cord was taped to the top and the remote was in a sandwich bag. There was also a chip out of the back of the unit.It's probably my fault . The price was good but I can't really give it as a gift , as intended.
I really wanted to keep this radio - it looks and sounds great! The issue I had was with cd playback: there is a one-second silent gap between songs as the player searches for the next track. This is not noticeable most of the time, HOWEVER it disrupts playback on cds where one track follows another without a gap.
I've owned this unit for a little more than a year. It has excellent sound and clairity and in my opinion is as good as the Bose Wave. Some functions are accessable only by the remote, and setting the alarm is a little tricky the first time. The display is a little bright, but I don't keep it on the night stand, so it's not a problem. It pulls in fringe stations very well, plays CDs with excellent fidelity and the Aux and USB functions work very well.
I was looking for an audio setup for our bedroom. Sometimes I get tired of my full audio setup in the living room. Looked at PC spkrs. Seemed expensive proposition for I needed to buy an ipod too to play music. And cannot play our CDs without a CD Player. Radio listening has to remain MONO from one of the my portables.Then I turned to table tops.
We are happy with this radio. The reception is not wonderful, but we do manage to get the classical music station we enjoy. The radio is in our family room which is adjacent to our kitchen. If we turn on the ceiling light in the kitchen, the radio turns to static. This happened with our last radio, so it must be the quirkiness of our house and not the fault of the Sangean.The CD player works very well and overall we are pleased with our purchase.
I came across this radio/cd player when I was researching buying a Bose for my wife. Boy am I glad I found this device! It is more attractive, has more features, equivalent sound and is less than half the price of Bose. My wife is a real audiophile and even she thinks this radio has fantastic sound separation, wonderful clarity, deep bass. It really creates room filling sound. I would gladly buy another one if I had a place for it. Fantastic performance for the cost.
Answer: I would think you can purchase all the connectors required at your local hardware store. Even stores like Home Depot carry a wide selection of connectors and various antenna's. It's a basic  coaxial connection that the telescoping antenna's using.