Sangean WR-11 vs Audio-Technica AT-LP120

Although the bass is good, I believe it could be a tad lower. That could be how I hear it. Maybe others will think differently. It is not stereo

It's lost a couple of kilograms from the previous model, for example, and the included atvm 95e cartridge will die a terrible death if you wanted to u...

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The problem with the Tivoli was it had an annoying hiss at very low volume. When I would raise the volume to overcome this hiss, it would get too loud. I recently replaced it with the Sangean WR-11. It has none of this low volume hiss at all and is very pleasant to listen to at low volume

*Update* Sept. 20, 2012: After using this product almost daily for a couple months, I have noticed some issues worth mentioning. The spring-loaded pins in the tonearm sometimes get stuck, so when swapping headshells, one channel cannot be heard. I've been lucky that the toothpick in a standard swiss army knife is enough to fix it

The adjacent channel suppression or reject is poor. Signal capture is poor, sound is way to bass heavy. I have had 2 Sangean radios in the immediate past and this is a HUGE disappointment. Not even close to the quality of the previous radios

So it's a definite improvement. The only thing that's not really up to par is the is the cartridge. It comes with., It's a little weak on the bass and...

Vendor told me Walmart sent the wrong product number, that they don't carry this model, to keep the wrong one, and refunded my money.

The media could not be loaded. I was very surprised at the quality and weight of this device - it was very easy to setup and initially it looked wonderful. But then I noticed that the record was moving up and down as it rotated - at first I thought it was warped except that this was a new record that's been played twice in two years. After removing the record and the turntable mat and getting down at eye-level with the turntable it became apparent that the platter was warped

Oh, there is an oxygen tube, a k --. If you want to like hook up your ipod to it or something I don't know why any would want to do that. Oh yes, I do...

I await that opportunity soon and will revisit this report. One more observation thing. AT headshell has no parallel surfaces so when I wanted to hold it in a small plastic sided electronics vise, almost impossible to hold it firmly.Something else interesting