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In Reply to: RE: Mini system or boom box... posted by sown gi on July 01, 2009 at 06:04:20
Some people have written good things about some of the JVC boomboxes. They are very gaudy.
I bought my son a Cambridge Soundworks CD/Radio and it is excellent. More than $100, but worth it.
I bought my wife a Cambridge clock / radio / CD player / iPod dock for Christmas and she loves it. It's not a high end audio device but it's sound is surprisingly full. It also plays a lot louder than you'd expect for something the size of a shoe box. The Cambridge's styling is conservative and unobtrusive which was important to her too since the thing sits on a side table in our living room. I think this particular model has been discontinued but I see that Cambridge has a similar one that adds a DVD player and video output on clearance for only $225. My experience has been that the Cambridge radios are pretty reliable. I've owned a model 88 radio / CD player for nine years. My 12 year old daughter has it now and the Cambridge continues to work flawlessly.
Is there a particular model that you guys like? This unit will reside in my master bath area, although anything that can be portable would be a plus also.
Thanks,
Steve
I checked the model number on ours and it is the i765 which has the DVD capability and video output. They're $300 or $245 for "open box" (Cambridge has retail stores) and B stock units.
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