Grundig SV 2000

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Brand: Grundig

The Grundig SV 2000 is a portable shortwave radio receiver that was introduced by the German electronics company Grundig in the 1960s. It was popular among international travelers, ham radio enthusiasts, and shortwave listeners for its durability, portability, and good reception capabilities. Some key features of the Grundig SV 2000 include:1. Passband tuning: This feature allowed users to adjust the width of the tuned signal to reduce interference and improve signal clarity.2. Variable RF gain: The Grundig SV 2000 allowed users to adjust the radio frequency (RF) gain, which is the strength of the signal before it's demodulated, to compensate for varying signal strengths.3. Swing band: The radio had both amplitude and frequency modulation (AM and FM) modes, making it suitable for a wide range of shortwave broadcasts and ham radio communication.4. Batteries: The Groell ST-72/2400 accumulator batteries were popular choices for powering the Grundig SV 2000. They featured a long service life and were available in both regular and rechargeable models.5. Optional accessories: The Grundig SV 2000 had a range of optional accessories, including a noise limiter, an external antenna, and a carrying case, which sold separately.Overall, the Grundig SV 2000 was a high-quality, dependable radio that offered excellent reception for shortwave broadcasts and communication, both domestically and internationally. It remains a popular choice among vintage and collectible radio enthusiasts today.

Power Output: 33W into 8Ω (stereo)
Frequency Response: 10Hz to 50kHz
Distortion: 0.15%
Damping Factor: 36
Speaker Impedance: 4Ω (minimum)
Input Sensitivity: 2mV (mm), 200mV (line)
Signal to Noise Ratio: 68dB (mm), 91dB (line)
Line Output: 1100mV (line)
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Year: 1980
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