Kenwood QR-666 Shortwave Receiver AM SSB CW Radio

I have a vintage Kenwood receiver in excellent condition, which belonged to my dad. I'll be listing more of his vintage electronics, so feel free to follow my page. Asking $100 or best offer. Any questions, feel free to ask. Thank you! The Trio Kenwood QR-666 is a fully transistorized, solid-state communication receiver. It receives AM, CW, and SSB signals from 170 kHz to 30 MHz, with an 87.5-108 MHz frequency range and Wide-FM mode as an option. The receiver has a main tuning dial and a band spread dial. The main tuning dial is calibrated with HF frequencies in 6 bands (A, B, C, D, E, and F). The band spread dial indicates the frequency of major broadcast and amateur bands more precisely for easy tuning. Features include single conversion superheterodyne (bands A to E), double conversion (band F), selectivity of 3 or 5 kHz, and a built-in telescopic whip. The radio can be powered via AC, from an external DC power source, or by internal batteries. It uses 16 transistors, 4 FETs, and 22 diodes. Introduced in Japan in 1974.