Duke; The Model does not use a wall wart power supply. It uses a standard size (small) AC cord that is replaceable (a nice touch). I checked out the AM section and it is just as good as the FM, although I don't have much in the way of AM stations to choose from. The width of this radio is actually about 8" rather than the 10" noted in the thread. Again, its virtues: (1) good, nonfatiguing sound (2) small size, and (3) nice looks. In the last 40 years, I've owned many cheap radios-- they sounded cheap, tinny, electronic, and fatiguing. The Model One sounds good. It also has a 75 ohm antenna connection, Aux. in, headphone out, rec. out, and can be run on 12 volt DC (you need your own power supply and cord though). One last thing, this radio is not meant as a replacement for a multi kilo-buck stereo system, but it's found a place in our house. Cheers, Craig.
Henry Kloss Model 1 Radio by Tivoli
For $100. via Audio Advisor this is a well built and excellent sounding radio. About 10"W, 5"H, and 6" deep it is easy to place, and with solid walnut (I think) sides, top, and bottom it is also easy to look at. The look is "retro" and is a modern version of H. Kloss' original Model 1. The sound character is mellow and non-fatiguing with amazing bass for a "little" radio. Simple to operate, it can be used anywhere there is a current bush. I have it next to my recliner, and am starting to use it instead of TV. It would work well in a garage, but I don't think I could bring myself to take mine out there. Highly Recommended. Note: I have NO connection with the Company or sales. Cheers. Craig.