Yorx AM-FM Electronic Digital Dual Alarm Clock Radio

This is a vintage Yorx brand electronic digital clock radio, likely dating from the late 1970s to the early 1980s. The unit features a classic design of the era, characterized by a faux-wood grain plastic top and sides paired with a brushed silver-toned front faceplate and plastic bezel. Its primary display is a red LED digital clock showing '7:26' with AM/PM indicators on the left. To the right of the clock is a manual analog AM/FM radio tuner dial with orange-tinted frequency numbering. The control layout includes a series of small push-buttons along the bottom left for functions such as sleep, alarm A/B set, time set, and hour/minute adjustments. On the bottom right, there are several large silver-finished knobs for brightness, alarm functionality, volume, and tuning. The top of the device possesses a large rectangular 'snooze' bar and a few black rocker switches. Condition-wise, the unit shows significant signs of age and wear; there is noticeable pitting and corrosion on the silver-toned plastic knobs and faceplate, dust accumulation in the crevices, and some scuffing on the top 'wood' surface. The craftsmanship represents mass-market consumer electronics of its time, utilizing plastic-heavy construction meant to mimic higher-end wood and metal materials. A small white plastic cap is visible in the foreground, though it appears to be a separate household item rather than a part of the radio assembly.