General Electric Superadio Long Range AM/FM GE Super Radio III 7-2887 – Tested
The General Electric Superadio Long Range AM/FM GE Super Radio III 7-2887 is a vintage audio device manufactured by GE in the United States. This particular model is part of the GE Superadio product line, known for its long-range reception capabilities. Tested for functionality, this vintage radio offers a nostalgic touch to any audio collection with its classic design and reliable performance. Perfect for vintage electronics enthusiasts looking to add a piece of American-made audio history to their collection, the GE Super Radio III 7-2887 combines functionality with a touch of retro charm.
Vintage GE Superadio 7-2887B Long Range AM/FM HI Performance Wide Band
The Vintage GE Super Radio AM-FM Radio 7-2887A is a collectible unit known for its long range capabilities. This classic piece of vintage audio equipment from GE’s Superadio product line is a sought-after item for collectors of vintage radios. Tested and confirmed to work great, this unit offers a nostalgic listening experience with its AM-FM capabilities and retro design. Perfect for those who appreciate the charm and functionality of vintage electronics.
General Electric Superadio III AM/FM GE Super Radio III For Parts not working
General Electric Superadio III AM/FM GE Super Radio III.
Vintage GE Superadio AM/FM Stereo Boom Box 7-2887B NO BATTERIES Read)
Vintage GE Superadio AM/FM Stereo Boom Box 7-2887B NO BATTERIES. Tested/working sold as is in pictures no returns. Batteries NOT INCLUDED
Vintage GE Superadio III 7-2887B Tested Working AM/FM DX Radio Near Mint
GE Superadio III — Model 7-2887B | Near Mint | No Issues. One of the most sought-after portable radios ever made. This example is in near-mint condition and works flawlessly. AM and FM reception are strong and clear across the full band.
Vintage GE Superadio Long Range AM FM Hi Performance Super Radio 7-2887B TESTED
Tested with the built in plug and tested with batteries. Fully tested. all buttons and knobs tested also.
