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When you're on the go, listen to your favorite HD and FM radio stations using this portable player that features a belt clip for easy portability.
Customer Rating
5
Hear it like it is, and see who is playing what.
on October 5, 2009
Posted by: uncleG
from OC, Ca
Initially I got this for my desk at work,I have poor reception and hoped it would improve. If the radio station comes in good with a regular radio it can pull in the HD signal, if the station has one. It sounds very good with the supplied earbuds, better with high quality ones. I have pluged it into my home radio aux in and even my car radio aux input and could hear a big difference in sound quality.The background noise is very low,high notes sounder cleaner and the bass notes are full and punchy.If you like music to sound it's best HD radio is the way to go and this is a quick and easy way to get it.
What's great about it: excelent sound ,song and artist information,plays on anything with aux input.
What's not so great: Has 3 sets of tuning buttons(manual,scan,preset)1 set and a mode button would be better
I would recommend this to a friend!
Sound Quality
5
Durability
5
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is the starcaster by fender electric guitar good for beginers
Yes the strat is easy to play if it is set up right The entry level strats ususlly have a little high action up by the tuning pegs and may cost $60 or so to have set up by a repair shop. The Les Paul or SG have a shorter string length and are easier to press down on the strings but have a slightly wider fingerboard that is better for bigger hands.
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