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Summary: A great buy
Review: Nice and compact. Not heavy. Descent sound and simple buttons. Overall a really good buy.
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Summary: A great buy
Review: This is a pretty okay product for the price. I would surely recommend this one, if your budget is strictly around $60. It has decent sound effects. It looks pretty too. It is sad they do not have a picture here.
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Summary: Review !
Review: This is a pretty okay product for the price. I would surely recommend this one, if your budget is strictly around $60. It has decent sound effects. It looks pretty too. It is sad they do not have a picture here.
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Summary: CD/Cassette/AM-FM System A Sharp, Budget-Priced Combo
Review: This portable CD system, featuring cassette player/recorder and AM/FM radio, is a budget-minded first player for a child, or supplemental for beach, pool, or spare room. It plugs in (detachable cord included) or takes six "D" batteries.You receive full, round sound from either recorded format. A Steely Dan CD and Gregorian chants cassette (my musical taste, what can I say?) caught most subtleties. A brief listen to an AM music station sounded deeper and richer than in the car. You miss normally standard features such as adjustable speaker balance and bass/treble control. The analogue radio dial helps for better tuning, although the short airial hinders far away signals. The advertised "Big Sound" tends more bass heavy than I prefer, but that probably won't matter to rap and hip-hop fans prefering those styles phat-bottom anyway. (You can record from CD or radio to cassette, although it's hard imaging anyone but pre-teens doing so in these Napster days). Overall, the QT-CD210 is a solid, unspectacular purchase for passive listeners. If you need little control over sound but to pop it on or in while working or playing, this set provides reliable, affordable entertainment.
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