Sony - ICF-2001D World radio





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Sony ICF-2001D portable multiband receiver, manufactured in 1986, in very good physical condition and tested working, with power adapter and power cord, weight approximately 1 kg.
Description from the seller
Sony ICF-2001D – Legendary Multiband Receiver
The Sony ICF-2001D is a double-conversion portable multiband receiver and remains one of the most highly respected radios ever produced. It is not merely a collector’s item—it is still a remarkably capable receiver for shortwave, medium wave, longwave, FM, and VHF air-band reception.
Main specifications
* Frequency coverage: 150–26,100 kHz
* FM band: 87.5–108 MHz
* VHF air band: 116–136 MHz
* Reception modes: AM, SSB (USB/LSB), and ECSS synchronous detection
* Digital frequency display
* Direct frequency entry using the numeric keypad
* 32 frequency memories
* Built-in digital clock and timer
* Double-conversion receiver design
* Radio power supply: 3 × D batteries (4.5 V)
* Memory, clock, and microprocessor backup: 2 × AA batteries, labelled “Computer Supply”
* Weight: approximately 1 kg
Condition and performance
The radio is fully functional and in very good cosmetic condition. It receives distant stations extremely well on all supported bands, including FM, shortwave, medium wave, longwave, and the VHF air band.
The antenna input transistor is intact, giving the receiver excellent sensitivity even when using only its original telescopic antenna. The antenna is complete, straight, and in very good condition.
The original Sony AC power adapter is included and is fully functional.
The AM synchronous detector locks onto signals correctly and helps reduce adjacent-channel interference and fading distortion. The LCD display is clear, all buttons respond properly, and the battery compartments are clean and free from corrosion.
The original launch price was approximately DM 850, equivalent to around €950–€1,000 in today’s purchasing power.
I own two Sony ICF-2001D receivers. I am keeping one in my personal collection and offering the other one for sale. Both units are fully functional, perform identically, and provide excellent reception.
Sony ICF-2001D – Legendary Multiband Receiver
The Sony ICF-2001D is a double-conversion portable multiband receiver and remains one of the most highly respected radios ever produced. It is not merely a collector’s item—it is still a remarkably capable receiver for shortwave, medium wave, longwave, FM, and VHF air-band reception.
Main specifications
* Frequency coverage: 150–26,100 kHz
* FM band: 87.5–108 MHz
* VHF air band: 116–136 MHz
* Reception modes: AM, SSB (USB/LSB), and ECSS synchronous detection
* Digital frequency display
* Direct frequency entry using the numeric keypad
* 32 frequency memories
* Built-in digital clock and timer
* Double-conversion receiver design
* Radio power supply: 3 × D batteries (4.5 V)
* Memory, clock, and microprocessor backup: 2 × AA batteries, labelled “Computer Supply”
* Weight: approximately 1 kg
Condition and performance
The radio is fully functional and in very good cosmetic condition. It receives distant stations extremely well on all supported bands, including FM, shortwave, medium wave, longwave, and the VHF air band.
The antenna input transistor is intact, giving the receiver excellent sensitivity even when using only its original telescopic antenna. The antenna is complete, straight, and in very good condition.
The original Sony AC power adapter is included and is fully functional.
The AM synchronous detector locks onto signals correctly and helps reduce adjacent-channel interference and fading distortion. The LCD display is clear, all buttons respond properly, and the battery compartments are clean and free from corrosion.
The original launch price was approximately DM 850, equivalent to around €950–€1,000 in today’s purchasing power.
I own two Sony ICF-2001D receivers. I am keeping one in my personal collection and offering the other one for sale. Both units are fully functional, perform identically, and provide excellent reception.

