Radio Reviews

I've had my radio for about three years now and it's a pretty good value. The radio is quite light and is easy to carry while exercising. It comes with a belt clip or a special cord which allows you to hang the radio from your neck. Radio reception is pretty good on both AM and FM. Battery life is pretty good.
The included earphones are adequate, but you may find them to be a little uncomfortable for long periods of time as they are not "sculpted" to the shape of the ear. I personally use my own.
Overall, due to its light weight and good radio reception, this radio is highly recommended if you like to listen to the radio while exercising.

I've had my radio for about three years now and it's a pretty good value. The radio is quite light and is easy to carry while exercising. It comes with a belt clip or a special cord which allows you to hang the radio from your neck. Radio reception is pretty good on both AM and FM.
The included earphones are adequate, but you may find them to be a little uncomfortable for long periods of time as they are not "sculpted" to the shape of the ear. I personally use my own.
Overall, due to its light weight and good radio reception, this radio is highly recommended if you like to listen to the radio while exercising.

This stand is very good looking and well made. It is just the right size and height for a Crosley turntable. The wood color matches the turntable case perfectly. The stand provides plenty of space for LPs, cassettes and CDs.

What a wonderful product. Giving the feel and look of the good old days. But with the sound quality of today. It becomes the center focus of any room I put it in. The reception is remarkable. I looked at other "old style" re-makes that could be as much as $300.00 that didn't have the same quality and detail as this radio.
Could not be more pleased.

This says "Queen Mary" all over it. This is the "Ultimate" gift for the "Ultimate Art Deco Fan". I plan to purchase one, once the money becomes available. Keep up the good work on this website.

I purchased this product in the hopes that I would not be sacrificing quality for kitschy appeal. Thankfully, Crosley Radio turns out fairly high quality merchandise. The phone is sturdy and looks as if it will last me quite awhile. I am very pleased with the contemporary, push-button dialing feature. A rotary dial would have been nostaligic enough, but not too practical for modern-day use. Wall installation was easy. A stencil is provided on the inside of the user's manual to facilitate mounting. Although Amazon doesn't seem to be stocking this item at the moment, I would recommend it to anyone seeking out this phone from a third party seller.

I have tested and evaluated all the Delphi Sat. units and this one stands out from the crowd. Small enough to fit into a shirt pocket, with built in Fm modulator so that no other componet pieces are necessary other than antenna and power source, this radio can go anywhere you go, with the minimum of wires and external appliances. Big easy to read display ensures you can navigate at a glance. Dollar for dollar this is your BEST choice for satellite radio. Subscription can be purchased 3 months at a time for 9.99 a month with no contract. 100% commercial free on music stations, but has a FEW commercials on the talk radio side. If you are tired of supporting the Record industry with all the format changes (those of you old enough know to what I refer) forget your cassettes, lps, and even cds. Get this radio and for pennies a day enjoy not just todays' music, but anything from the world music library with the LUXURIOUS aspect of INSTANTLY looking on the display to see what/who you are listening to. No CD's to wag, no fear of someone ripping off your car audio system, (and small enough so that when you take it with you, you put it in your shirt pocket) Sound quality is roughly 128bit encoded mp3 (rumor is that the sound resolution will increase over time) I LOVE this and I imagine you will too. Subscriptions for more than one radio per household are only 6.99 a month.<br /> <br /> Get XM-Get tuned in turned on and jammed up.

This is a great A/V receiver. In fact I would say the entry level Denon is equal or better than some other higher priced A/V receivers in excess of $1500.

My wife who is not an "audiophile" heard the difference between this reciever and our 5 year old Yamaha, in the next room, after I had it all connected. That is a testament to its overall fidelity.

I would have purchased a model upward, if I knew my brother would be giving me his Magnapans (4 ohms), as the 484 does not have a 4 ohm output, but with that said it appears to drive my MMG's perfectly.

Other brands I used: Yamaha in the early 80's (stereo) Harmon / Kardon (mid 80's) JVC (Pro-logic) late 80's to mid 90's, Yamaha
mid 90's to 2002. (Dolby D).

Never have to worry about setting your alarm EVER again!!! Not only does it automatically reset the exact time and date, it remembers the alarm time you had set, even when you plug it back in!!! It even has 7-day, weekend or weekday only feature, so you'll never be accidentally woken on the wrong day!!!<br /> <br /> Its worth it big time!

If you're looking for a nice, compact, retro, simplistic 'throwback' table radio - this is the one. Perfect for a kitchen or bedroom - simple enough for mom to use and enjoy. The sound- while not Bose quality - is very clean and crisp. FM sensitivity for a tabletop is excellent. Add in the AUX input and headphone input - and they have a WINNER. The only drawback is the AM sensitivity - which isn't nearly as good as the FM. Buy one !