SR-202 SportSync Digital AM/FM Radio with 16 Seconds of Audio Delay

• Sync your radio to your TV
• Adjust the delay slider to sync the action
• Full 16 second delay
• Home theater cables available
• Carry Case and AC Adaper available

While listening to the announcers on the 2011 B1G Championship FB game, I longed for the days I could mute the TV and listen to Matt LePay and Mike Lucas in real time. (These TV guys who get assigned all over the country every week just don't know the teams or the conferences nearly as well as the radio guys who cover them week-in-week-out.) For the last several years, the radio calls were a couple seconds ahead of the TV, so it just didn't work like it did in the old days. After that game, I searched the Web for a solution, and found this radio. I've used it for two Packers games, and it works GREAT. Just like the old days: Wayne Larrivee and Larry McCarren, with the TV muted. Best entertainment money I've spent in a long time.

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The SportSync radio does what it says syncs AM/FM radio with broadcast television, which lets you watch sports on TV while listening to the usually far-superior radio telecasts. In the case of MLB, for example, I can listen to KNBR Giants telecasters Krukow, Kuiper, Miller and Fleming instead of Joe Buck and Tim McCarver on Fox television. Initial setup is simple and the audio delay is easy to use.

I'd say the only negative is that the available 16 seconds of delay isn't quite enough. Watching the NLCS on DirecTV with the SportSync delay set at the maximum sixteen seconds, the radio is still one or two seconds ahead of the TV. I realize there's quite a bit of delay in the HD satellite feed, but making the available audio delay on the SportSync 20 seconds instead of 16 would totally solve it. At least for me.

I am happy to recommend this very clever and useful device to fans of all sports who are fed up with clueless national broadcasters.

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It took me a few plays to find the right sync but I've got it down to about a half second. I am sure it is only my own slow reaction time that has prevented absolute alignment. I am now spared the aggravation of listening to TV's talking heads babbling about everything except the action on the floor. Yay!

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Good sound until delay is used and then a lot of static. Hope there is a better product out there.

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Not sure why all the negative reviews?? This thing does exactly what it's supposed to do. The internal speaker does as good of job as any similar sized portable radio. Connected to your Stereo Receiver, it has great sound. I don't care whether it's "pretty" or not, I bought it to listen to and not look at, so if you want to sync your home announcer's audio with your TV, buy this.