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Cambridge SoundWorks Arctic White Radio 820HD Review

Cambridge SoundWorks Arctic White Radio 820HD
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Price paid:$180

I like this radio a lot.I am slightly--only slightly--disappointed that the sound is not more impressive.The sound is very good, but not as jaw-dropping as the Bose Wave or other tabletops I've heard.I have trouble finding the right bass/treble setting.But for this price I'm happy with the sound.

The 820HD looks great.It's very modern looking and is not over-buttoned.There are a lot of useful, easy to use functions.You can display the time, radio info or graphic EQ.There are separate bass, treble, and "loudness" controls to suit your taste, but I do have trouble finding the right balance.I use this in my office so I haven't used the alarms or sleep timer.

I haven't had too much trouble tuning in stations, but I'm right in the city so I expect that. The sound quality of HD Radio does vary from station to station--some stations sound thin.This is not a reflection of the radio itself.The HD2 programming is great because it's commercial free (for now).

Overall, I'm happy with this good looking radio.HD Radio is fun and the 820HD also sounds great with my iPod.For the money, it's great.

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Did you know there are more than 800 million radio receivers in service in America today? Virtually all these radios operate using analog broadcast/reception technology that dates back to the 1960s. Today, thousands of radio stations are upgrading their broadcast technology; hundreds are currently broadcasting with digital HD Radio technology. New HD Radio technology enables AM and FM radio stations to broadcast their programs digitally for superior FM and AM sound. Not to be confused with subscription-based radio, the Cambridge Soundworks 820HD can receive both AM/FM analog and digital radio stations that are free of charge. What HD digital radio provides is FM stations now with CD-quality sound, AM stations now with FM-quality sound - all with crystal-clear reception with virtually no audio distortion. Another benefit of digital radio is the radio station's ability to transmit additional information along with the music signal. Simultaneously, one station can offer several audio channels as well as on-screen data. You can see the song title and performer. News channels might offer financial and traffic updates viewable on your radio display. In a sense HD does to radio what HD does to TV. It makes it better to use and enjoy. Since HD Radio is a free broadcast, all you have to do is get a new HD Radio and the Cambridge Soundworks Radio 820HD is the best HD table radio available. And you'll continue to enjoy the same radio programming but it will sound better than you've ever heard before. Welcome to HD-Radio for your listening pleasure.Dual alarms with seven day, five day and one day patternsConvenient AUX input and HEADPHONE output - Play your iPod or MP3 player through speakers Digital Optical output Full function IR remoteUnit Dimensions -4 3/8 H x131/4 W x 71/2 D / Weight -8 lbs.

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Audiovox CE609CR Thunder Clock Radio and Universal iPod and MP3 Player Docking Station Review

Audiovox CE609CR Thunder Clock Radio and Universal iPod and MP3 Player Docking Station
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I just got off the phone with Audiovox customer service who say that this product has never been able to play anything more than an Ipod-- never had an RCA input jack, never hadUSB connection capability, and never had a memory card reader. If, as I did, you buy this product for any of its non-Ipod features, you will end up returning it. Someone from Amazon should read this and change the description!

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The Audiovox CE609CR Thunder Clock Radio and Universal iPod and MP3 Player Docking Station has been specifically designed to be compatible with all iPod products, as well as with most popular MP3 players. This convenient Audiovox docking station is a clock and radio that allows your iPod or compatible MP3 player to be recharged while you play music, all in a single, easy-to-use unit.
The Audiovox CE609CR has built-in speakers that feature digital sound with a thunder-bass boost to provide you with clear audio at full depths across all volumes. This unit includes a digital clock with a bright, backlit LCD display, and AM/FM radio, as well as a docking port with a 30-pin connector and USB so you can simply plug your iPod or MP3 player into the base stand and set up your music via your media player's GUI. The music you choose will automatically play from the docking station while your MP3 player recharges.
The clock in this docking station features a dual alarm that lets you wake up to either music or a buzzer, with a battery back-up and snooze function so you never end up late. The radio comes with 10 presets for AM stations, and 20 presets for FM stations, as well as a tuner that lets you find other stations of your own. The Audiovox CE609CR also features an equalizer function with six presets for flat, pop, classic, rock, jazz, and X-bass.
The Audiovox Thunder clock radio and docking station has a built-in RCA line input for additional MP3, portable audio and video device connectivity, as well as a slot for SD (secure digital), CF (compact flash), MS (memory stick), and MMC (multi-media card) cards for the ultimate in compatibility. This unit includes audio jacks and runs on 110 to 220 volts of AC power via the included adapter, so all you have to do is take it out of the box and plug it in, and you are ready to enjoy your favorite MP3s at home, right out of your iPod or other MP3 player. The Audiovox CE609CR comes in a match-everything black color that complements your iPod, weighs only 3.4 pounds, and is backed by a manufacturer's 90-day warranty.

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Boston Acoustics HDUOIMIST Horizon Duo-I System For Ipod(R) With Am/Fm Radio (Mist) Review

Boston Acoustics HDUOIMIST Horizon Duo-I System For Ipod(R) With Am/Fm Radio
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FM reception is good, sound is good (well, make that great for the price range), *very* easy and tactically pleasant to use (set alarm, etc.)

Boston Acoustics Horizon I-Duo Volume limit problem:Mine came with "hospitality mode" enabled, and volume would not go past 19.To fix:turn on unit, turn volume all the way down to 00, push and hold volume button for 10 seconds until beep then release, then turn volume all the way up to 50 (max) and push and release volume button.

After one email to Boston Acoustics support, I received a courteous response within 12 hours with instructions.

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Horizon duo-I system for Ipod with AM/FM radio (mist).

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JWIN HD Radio w/ Dual Alarm Clock - Black Review

JWIN HD Radio w/ Dual Alarm Clock - Black
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The radio side of this works really well, the alarm clock side is very poorly thought out. It has no battery back-up, no backlit buttons to see how to turn the alarm off in the morning. when you set the radio stations the screen keeps dimming on every set, so that you have to keep setting the brightness.

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JBL On Time 400IHD High-Performance Speaker Dock with HD Digital Radio for iPod (Black) Review

JBL On Time 400IHD High-Performance Speaker Dock with HD Digital Radio for iPod
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Like others, I was so excited to receive the speaker system until I plugged it in.I read the reviews and the description on Amazon.It specifies that it is compatible with the ipod touch 2nd g...well, it's not.It does not charge the ipod touch 2nd g and has a hard time trying to play the music from it...it doesn't always register the info and the remote doesn't operate the functions from the ipod.I really don't think it was made for the ipod touch 2nd generation...so be careful.The adapters only specify the ipod touch...I'm assuming only works with the 1st generation.
I was extremely disappointed since that was one of the main reasons I made the purchase last week from the goldbox offer of the day.The remote is worthless...it works when it wants to and sometimes plays other functions not commanded.It doesn't seem to be a battery issue.

I live in the center of a major city and have access to HD radio channels (20 stations) but this player had so much trouble locating the stations and occasionally skipped to other channels when it incurred reception problems without my command.I had both antennas (am/fm) connected into the system so it should have worked.I love the fact that it has so many options but they need to rethink about its functionality...necessary changes.There is no mute button on the remote or interface...bummer. The blue backlight doesn't have an off feature and the font is less than attractive.The manufacture needs to seriously work on improving their system...yikes!

The speakers were the only substantial thing to the system. It has excellent sound quality when you can get the radio to hold a channel...very, very disappointing.

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Boston Acoustics Horizon Trio Clock Radio w/ CD Player (Mist) Review

Boston Acoustics Horizon Trio Clock Radio w/ CD Player
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I already own one Boston Acoustics Clock Radio and decided to purchase another which plays CDs.

Unfortunately, there is a manufacturing glitch by which the audio mutes briefly at the end of each track when playing a CD straight through. This might not be noticeable on CDs where there is some silence between tracks. But on many classical CDs where there is continuity of music between tracks, this results in missing about a second of music at each track change.

This was confirmed by BA (because it always "searches" for the next track) and I found it unacceptable. So I had to return it.

However, if you are not into classical CDs, then this is otherwise an excellent CD/AM/FM clock radio. The sound quality is superb as one would expect from such an expensive item. I did find the snooze bar for the alarm a bit too sensitive, which on two occasions caused it to snooze for 15 minutes instead of 10.

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The Horizon Trio from Boston Acoustics is a high-performance tabletop radio designed to combine the best features of an alarm clock with an advanced audio system. This unit incorporates a programmable LCD digital alarm clock with an AM/FM tuner and CD player. By using an available port on this unit, it is also possible to connect your iPod directly to the Trio and play your digital music files.The Trio includes built-in speakers with a patented BassTrac electronic variable bass boost. It also features full-range drivers and dual independently tuned acoustic chambers, all of which contribute to a very expansive sound from a relatively small unit. Other features include over-molded rubber controls, a snooze bar, a soft-touch back box, and metal grilles.

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Sangean HDR-1 Table Top HD Radio Receiver Review

Sangean HDR-1 Table Top HD Radio Receiver
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After owning a Sangean WR-2 clock radio for a year and a half and growing more fond of it, I decided to get another upscale radio for my office, a radio with a remote control so I could avoid computer interference by keeping the radio a good 6 feet away. After reading about HD radio and Sangean's entrance into the market, I decided to take a chance. Worst case scenario, I figured, is that it would be another high-grade radio like my Sangean WR-2. Like the WR-2, the HDR-1 has a high-grade feel, a solid construction, memory presets, a remote control, and strong sensitivity on AM and FM. However, the HDR-1 is definitely an upgrade and you might consider that it has the following advantages and differences:

1. Two speakers instead of one.
2. Easy-to-use (simply plug in) AM external antenna for hard-to-get stations.
3. HD quality is clearly discernable, clear, full, no static, no "birdy," no chirps.
4. Some HD stations have multi-broadcasts.
5. Most functions have to be performed with the remote. For this reason, I don't see this as a bedside radio. Who wants to squint at their remote in a dark bedroom? More appropriate for a bedside radio is the Sangean WR-2 or the Eton Sound 100. But for office or anywhere that requires a distance between you and your radio, the HDR-1 is an excellent choice.

Update: Be aware that in AM it takes a few seconds before the radio "kicks in" to digital mode. The sound is so good it's hard to listen to non-digital AM stations. Even the strongest station in Los Angeles, KFI 640, sounds bad because it's non HD. One last point: I'm more and more in love with the speaker sound. I can't even play them as loud as I want to as I'm working when I have the radio on. But these dual speakers really shine.

Second Update: 1-19-07: After 3 weeks, I've discovered a weakness on AM: Rainy weather compromises the HD signal. This problem is compounded by the fact that the radio has weak conventional AM (much weaker for example than my Sangean WR-2 and my Eton/Grundig S350) so that when it's not in HD mode the AM sounds bad, a constant crackle in the background. FM remains strong in both HD and non HD mode, but Sangean needs to address this AM weakness.

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HDR-1Wooden Table Top Receiver5 w/information display showing channel no. channel frequency, ensemble label, service label, dynamic label, transmission mode, data rate & secondary service availability indicator. Auto tuning list, automatic multiplex re-configuration, real time clock with Alarm & Sleep function, Multicast capability, PAD services, Aux IN for iPOD or MP3 player, Remote Control with IR, Auto tuning system, Frequency range: AM: 520-1710 kHz (10kHz steps) FM: 87.5-108 MHz

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Sony XDR-S10HDiP HD Radio with Dock for iPod/iPhone Review

Sony XDR-S10HDiP HD Radio with Dock for iPod/iPhone
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Excellent product for something that I wasn't so sure at first. Reading the other reviewer's comments, I was afraid that the giant voltage converter (the "brick") was going to make a lot of noise. But it doesn't and quiet actually. The sound quality was acceptable (the surround sound is a very old feature of Sony, all the way from the 80's). There is an audio in, for your non-iPod gadgetry. It works fine for my iPod Touch and iPod nano (3rd gen). The remote can play playlists. The iTunes tag, a cool feature, is not used often enough by me, since I listen mostly to NPR, not music stations. I do notice the tag light will light up at times (if the station identifies the song at all).

At first I didn't know how to take off the universal dock adapter (supplied), causing a little problem and a nick on the plastic with a sharp surgical blade. There is a little recess at the back of the plastic adapter to take off the whole adapter. The universal adapter does not work for the two iPods I have. And the connector works fine without it.

The reception is generally good for HD Radio. However, I had to use my own radio amplifier to get the best reception. There is a little drop if the signals are not "locked" in (almost like stuttering of human speech, repetitive words here and there if the signals are not strong).

I also like the auto scan feature, reminiscent of most car audio. Other than that, the unit delivers what it promises for a $150 radio. Now there is a 50 bucks off rebate if you buy it right now before the end of Sept 2008. This would bring the price to almost just a $100 for an exceptionally cheap HD radio/ iPod dock charger. Yes, it should work with iPhone 3G, as per other reviewers. And the speakers are shielded, since I can put my Motorola Razor next to it without any problem. No buzzing sound!

Highly recommended for its price (to get the rebate of course). The remote is not lighted, but nobody is going to fault it for its generic design. Have not tested the alarm system, but do NOT think that it is going to be a real alarm clock for you in the morning. There is no Snooze button. Having used a few times of its alarm function, I can tell you that it is better to use your cell phone (like my Razor, which has a snooze button). This is not a real alarm clock. It will wake you up, but not for a lazy guy who hopes to hit the snooze a few times.

Buy this only if 1. you need an ipod charger, compatible with 3G iPhone (my girlfriend's does work!); there are cheaper HD radios out there 2. cannot live without HD radio's promise of multi-cast, like digital TV. Local NPR and classical stations have mutli-cast features, which are very nice. 3. Beautiful black design, which complements any decor. I always like Sony's look and built. Look expensive! 4. Awesome adaptation as a wifi radio, if you happen to own an iPod touch with wifi connection. I listen to Pandora and AOL radio on the net, using this unit.

Don't buy this if you 1. expect HD radio exceeds your audio expectations and needs. The quality of HD radio is not that much better. My stereo system pumps out excellent analog radio sounds, similar to this unit 2. expect this to replace a real clock radio. No snooze button. 3. no audio outs or a headphone jack. Why???!!! Every radio needs an audio out. But this doesn't.

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Amazon.com Product DescriptionTransform your listening experience with the XDR-S10HDiP HD Radio with dock for iPhone and iPods. Featuring more choices, crystal-clear sound, and no subscription fees, the Sony dock lets you enjoy your music the way it was meant to be heard. With HD radio, AM stations deliver FM sound quality, and FM stations sound like your favorite CDs. Made for iPods, this system allows you to listen your favorite tunes using the integrated docking station. A built-in clock with alarm, 20 AM and 20 FM presets, and an included wireless remote control round out the features.


Transform your listening experience with the XDR-S10HDiP HD radio with dock for iPhone and iPod players. Click to enlarge.
Play and control your iPod or iPhone while it charges. Click to enlarge.
Includes full-function remote. Click to enlarge.
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Backlit LCD
Easy-to-see large, full-dot backlit LCD has brightness, contrast, and display mode adjustments.
Quality Sound
The XDR-S10HDiP enclosure features stereo, full-range 2.6-inch speakers with bass reflex for tight, quality audio. Dial it in with treble and bass tone controls, and get a little more spaciousness with surround sound functions.
iPod Dock
Play and control your iPod through the XDR-S10HDiP system. While it's docked, it receives a charge, so it's ready to go when you are. You also can control iPod features from the included remote control, and enjoy iTunes tagging capability with certain models.
High Fidelity AM/FM/HD Radio Technology
With 20 FM and 20 AM presets, accurate digital tuning, and HD radio, the XDR-S10HDiP is a powerhouse of the airwaves. Listen to traditional AM/FM radio or enjoy clear, static-free HD digital radio reception of digital broadcasts simulcast by many stations. HD radio provides the ability to receive multiple program streams over a single FM frequency (multiplexed broadcasting), allowing stations to have subchannels with different programming and opening up a wealth of listening options. HD radio also provides text-based information--artist name, song title, etc., which are scrolled across the receiver display.
Best of all, there are no monthly fees for HD radio, unlike satellite radio, where you have to purchase a subscription.
iTunes Tagging Capability
The iTunes Tag button on the new XDR-S1OHDiP allows you to tag songs you like that are broadcast by HD radio stations. Information about these tagged songs is stored by the receiver and transferred to your iPod. When you connect your iPod to your computer, iTunes automatically presents the songs in a new Tagged playlist so you can preview, buy, and download them. iTunes Tagging is a great way to discover new music add it to your collection.
The iPod models that are compatible with iTunes Tagging are iPod nano 3G and iPod classic 5G, 5.5G, and 6G.
Alarm Clock
Wake up to the radio, buzzer, line-in source, or iPod--it's your choice. Also, a sleep timer lets you drift off to your favorite tunes.
What's in the Box
XDR-S10HDiP, wireless remote control, FM wire antenna, FM dipole antenna, AM loop antenna, audio connecting cable

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Sony XDRF1HD HD Radio Tuner Review

Sony XDRF1HD HD Radio Tuner
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First of all, yes, this is a tuner, NOT a radio, and Amazon should correct that! Also, HD radio is NOT High Definition radio. The HD stands for Hybrid Digital. So don't assume you'll have better sound in HD than analog radio! That said,

I have been interested in getting an HD radio to try out the format. Being an audiophile, I checked several audiophile review sites for the Sangean tuners, and they weren't getting too good of reviews. Also, their price is $200-250.
Then I came across a review for this tuner, and how much better it is, saying the FM analog portion alone is worth the price.
I have to agree, the FM tuner is much better than the tuner in my $1000 PrePro! Analog reception picks up more stations and the sound is great! Haven't heard analog FM sound this good since the 60's! Analog AM is also better than my Prepro (though not by much). Great sound, and only $99 ! This is a steal, grab it before they jack up the price! Audiophie FM tuners go for $200 & up. All this performance, and it's about the size of a car stereo!

There are about 20 FM HD stations here in Chicago, and it pulls them all in great, except for one, which keeps switching between analog and HD. There are some AM HD stations in Chicago. It would show which were HD, but none of them had enough strength to switch the tuner from analog to HD, so I couldn't judge AM HD.
Now for some things that need improving: there are 40 presets; 20 for FM and 20 for AM....not enough for FM and too many for AM. If you want to hear a HD station in analog, there's no way to switch it back to analog, you have to listen in HD. The dial glows like a cellphone, which is great while you're using it, but when you turn it off, it still glows, like a night light in a dark room. When powering down, it should dim. You can dim it down in the menu so it doesn't glow in the dark, but then when you turn it on, you can't read it because it's dark. Who wants to set the dimmer everytime you turn it on and off?
Overall, it's more than worth it.

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Experience more choices, crystal clear sound, and no subscription fees. Enjoy music the way it was meant to be heard with AM stations that can deliver FM sound quality and FM stations that sound like your favorite CDs. HD Radio, Discover It.Key Features: *High Fidelity AM/FM/HD Radio™ Technology *Clear, Static-Free HD Digital Radio Reception1 - AM radio sounds like FM quality, FM radio sounds like CD quality and HD radio is digital quality. *20 Station Presets - Set up to 20 of your favorite AM and FM radio stations. *Works with most Audio Systems2 - Just connect the receiver to most systems and enjoy the many HD radio stations available now. *FM Multicasting - HD Radio provides the ability to receive multiple program streams over a single FM frequency. *No Monthly Subscription Fees - HD Radio programming is free, unlike satellite radio where you have to purchase a subscription. *Audio Out Jack - For easy hook up to an audio system. *Backlit LCD Display - easy to see large, full-dot backlit LCD display has brightness, contrast and display mode adjustments. *Full Function Remote Control - IncludedSpecifications Audio *Antenna System - 75 ohm for FM, AM *Frequency Range - AM: 530 - 1,710 kHz, FM: 87.5 - 108 MHz Convenience *Date/Time Stamp - 12 hour clock Power *Output Power - 2.8 W + 2.8 W ( at 10% harmonic distortion) *Power Requirements - 120 V AC, 60 Hz

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iLuv HD Digital Stereo AM/FM Dual Alarm Clock Radio with 30 Preset Stations, Large Digital LCD Display & Line-in to Play all MP3, iPod, iPhone, CD, Cassette Tape, Audio Players - Black Review

iLuv HD Digital Stereo AM/FM Dual Alarm Clock Radio with 30 Preset Stations, Large Digital LCD Display & Line-in to Play all MP3, iPod, iPhone, CD, Cassette Tape, Audio Players - Black
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Normally I couldn't recommend a Jwin/iLuv product (several other items from the manufacturer proved disposable), but give this handy, rugged unit a night or two--just enough time to familiarize yourself with the controls--and it's plenty easy to love.It's rugged, performs flawlessly, offers abundant versatility (input and output on front for, say, iPod and pillow speaker respectively).I have the preset on a multiplex jazz channel, which it plays without fail, offering easy and convenient sleep and snooze options.The sound is good--not as resonant in the bass frequencies as a more expensive Tivoli or Bose but "tight" and authentic, rather than the "plastic-like" sound of cheap, mass-produced radios.

I find the unit surprisingly compact for a stereo radio, taking up about 1/4 of my nightstand.Its shortcomings are apparent only to those who depend on viewing the screen of their radios on a regular basis.It will not show the time when the radio is "on" (a curious quirk), and the sightlines are quite narrow (it's hard to see the screen from any position from below the radio.)I don't buy radios to watch them, so no problem in my case.

[If you're new to HD radio, I'd advise against spending any more.HD radio has the potential to offer a static-free signal but not audio production that's dramatically superior to regular FM.Its primary advantage is that, unlike Sirius, it's free, and it permits stations to multicast if they so choose.So it all comes to, above all, "content"--not technology.Until you're sure that your location has HD programming that's strong enough to be captured by your set-up and is diverse enough to satisfy your palette, it would be foolhardy to spend extra on any audio product simply because it offers "HD radio" reception. The technology simply has not realized the potential predicted for it in 2005, and the consumer who has high expectations is consequently ripe for a huge disappointment.]

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Provides crystal clear, digital stereo for FM and AM HD RadioTM and multicast stations

Receive HD RadioTM signals that increases the clarity of your FM radio stations to CD-quality sound

Displays information like station and song name, band, frequency and more if available from the station

Receives standard analog AM and FM stereo

PLL tuning digital tuning technology

Programmable presets for 30 radio stations (10 for AM / 20 for FM)

Negative liquid crystal display (LCD)

Digital clock display with dual alarm clock

Wake to AM/FM radio or buzzer

Sleep to AM/FM radio

Auxiliary line input for any audio devices with 3.5mm jack

Audio output: 2 x 3WRMS with 1% THD


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