Radio Cd Mp3 Player

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Radio Cd Mp3 Player

by Boston Bowers on August 20th, 2011 at 3:17 am

Radio Cd Mp3 Player

Portable Stereo MP3/CD Player with AM/FM Tuner

Take your favored tunes on the road or to the park with this portable CD boombox. Sporting a unique, rounded chassis with silver highlights that's way more fashionable than standard boxy models, the MP-CD451 is an idealisti choice for music fans who want a little extra style with their sounds. Fortunately for listeners, the cool shape doesn't detract from the music, as the CD player includes all the basi principles and a few extras. Among the features are CD-R/RW compatibility and general skip, search, and repeat one and all functions. Listeners may likewise take delight in MP3s burned onto CDs, giving them access to a immense digital music library. And because each MP3-CD holds up to 10 hours of music, you may take a ton of music on the road without bringing along dozens of jewel cases. When the CDs are played out, listeners may turn to the AM/FM tuner for a less-structured playlist.

The MP-CD451 owes it is audio performance to it is 1-bit digital-to-analog converter, which ensures a clean CD sound, and it is pair of wide-ranging side speakers. Rounding out the feature set is a 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack, a digital two-digit LED display, a telescoping FM antenna, and a flip-up carrying handle. The unit runs on either AC power or six C-size batteries (not included) and measures a compact 8.25 by 5.5 by 8.5 inches (W x H x D). And as with all Coby audio products, the MP-CD451 is backed by a 90-day warranty.

What's in the Box
CX-CD241 boombox (with speakers), user's manual.

Most helpful client reviews

19 of 19 humans found the following review helpful.
Excess noise overpowering
By J. Stone
This CD player made a uninterrupted humming noise when plugged in. The noise was piercing sufficient that you could also listen it over the music being played. I would not commend this product.

22 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
You get what you pay for
By R. Harmon
I thought buying a cheap mp3 playing cd player would be gorgeous safe, since I wasn't looking for anything to listen to my high end stuff. Well 25 bucks sounded too good to be true. First thing I noticed was an unGodly hum that has no rhyme or reason. I never heard the name Coby before and hope to never listen it is name or it is hum again. (you get what you pay for)

20 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Good CD-MP3 Player for the Price Espec. With Amazon's Free Postage
By Paul Dolinsky
The negatives are that the sound is not great- sounds like an old fashioned transistor radio. The tiny AM-FM sliderule radio does manage to pull in the more inviolable stations and likewise has an FM-Stereo control. The summations are that unit plays CD's and MP3's (that I copied on to CD-RW's) very well, including MP3's within folders. I've read complaints when it comes to much more highpriced units that have disturb playing the MP3's. The radio is very handsome too, nicer than the picture shows. Controls are well placed and the antenna doesn't get in the way of the handle. Very good buy for the cash ($26 and free postage at the present (2-06))