Abstract: An AM-FM receiver which uses the FM-demodulator for demodulating the phase modulated sidebands of an AM-stereo signal. Therefore, it has to operate as a FM-demodulator also at the AM-intermediate frequency which is achieved by means of a parallel resonant circuit tuned to the AM-intermediate frequency (455 KHz) and arranged in series with a parallel resonant circuit which is tuned to the FM-intermediate frequency (10.7 MHz). The FM-demodulator is followed by an integrating circuit which only becomes operative in the event of AM-reception and which forms a phase demodulator in conjunction with the FM-demodulator. The additional costs and efforts for the reception of AM-stereo signals is therefore extremely small. In addition to the components which are already required in an AM-FM radio receiver only a further parallel resonant circuit and an integrating circuit are required.