A blast from the past, GE's biggest baddest release from the height of the CB boom in the late 70's, the GE Superbase. Yes, its official name is the Superbase. It was their top of the line, full featured, made to compete of beat all the other big bad bases coming out at the peak of the CB boom. Tram, Browning, Cobra 2000 all going strong at the time. Except for a built in frequency counter, this has about every other feature available at the time. A really good crystal filter which gives it about the best receive available for a transistor CB radio. Receive tone adjustment, swr meter, mod meter, dual clarifier (fast and slow) for precise tuning (this one the dual function does not work, but it does slide the transmit), Clock with on/off alarm tied to the radio (I'd rather have a counter), speech processor, separate ANL and Noise Blanker (this one they are on all the time and the switches are used for extra channels), dual antenna switch, Hi SWR indicator light, SSB, and on air light. One of the best performing transistor radios made. I personally never liked the looks of it though and prefer the Midand version (same chassis) 78-999 which is even harder to find and I don't have at present.
