The Anjan uses a BFO tuning knob where the Digitech attempts to use dedicated USB/LSB button configuration. With this one, there is a significant bug with the FM band but everything else works well enough. While FM sounds good, I would say its overall FM reception is average at best.similar to the Grundig 450 or CCRANE-SW. SW is good and much like the other offerings in this group. It's as if there is an auto sync detector running in the background. locks onto a frequency and you are shocked at how well it locks on. On MW, below 900Khz, there is a buzz or grinding sound that accompanies your tuning efforts.

No matter how much I fiddle with the fine tune, I cannot get the 'garbled' sounds out of the voices I hear.

This should allow the user to really pinpoint the signal. The Digitech takes SSB listening to a new level, splitting rhe fine tune first into 1/10th step and then for super fine tuning, it offers a 1/200th step that is organized as -0-99+99-0. After much research, I do think this is a rebadged Redsun RP-3100 which I am not sure ever came to market?įEATURES: Wow does the Digitech offer features! But.do they work? Well, yes and no. There is no dedicated light button, but you can set a switch so that all the buttons light up when you engage the radio. The Digitech supplants the wobbly band and bandwidth knobs for buttons. It feels heavy and doesn't sit perfectly straight but is better than the other offerings from these Chinese made radios. It uses the same front mounted tuning dial as the 450 does. The radio is about the size of the Grundig 450 offering. It arrives well packed and in a nice box. It arrived in only 3 days but at $72US, the import costs are steep. I just received my Digitech AR1945 yesterday directly from Australia.

Digitech Ar 1747 User Manual