Kenwood R-2000

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Brand: Kenwood

The Kenwood R-2000 is a 1960s shortwave radio receiver manufactured by Kenwood Communications, a UK-based company. It was known for its high-performance features, such as a 4-stage RF amplifier, an IF amplifier with automatic gain control (AGC), double conversion superheterodyne architecture, and a sensitivity of 1 microvolt. Additionally, it had a large backlit CRT display, giving excellent crystal-clear text and graphic information, prestige tuning (two control knobs), and high-quality electronic tuning. It belonged to the high-end category of shortwave receivers, costing around £200 at the time, which was equivalent to over £4,000 today when adjusted for inflation. Overall, the Kenwood R-2000 was a prestigious and sought-after receiver among shorthand radio enthusiasts during the 1960s.