Showing posts with label insignia. Show all posts
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Friday, March 1, 2013

Insignia NS-B3112 - Boombox with iPod cradle - radio / CD / MP3 - black Review

Insignia NS-B3112 - Boombox with iPod cradle - radio / CD / MP3 - black
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I had my eye on a Sony Boombox with I-Pod dock for some time. I went into Bestbuy to check them out and I found this little gem for $60. I have Insignia cpu speakers and they sound great, but I didn't know they were in the boombox biz. There were 2 different Sony models next to it on the display shelf, one was $80 and the other was $120. This Insignia's sound blew both Sony's away! I couldn't believe it. Both Sony's sounded like my clock radio was going off, terrible, hollow sound. The Insignia has 5 different equalizer modes: Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classical & Flat. The I-pod dock plays my 5th Gen. Nano just fine. It has a CD player and 10 FM/ 10 AM presets. For those of you that have Sony Boomboxes, you need to check out the sound on this Insignia. You won't believe your ears. It also comes with a remote control.

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This convenient portable boombox features a dock for your iPod, a built-in CD player and an AM/FM radio, making it an ideal companion for cookouts, camping trips and anywhere else you want to bring your favorite tunes.

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Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Insignia Clock Radio with Dock for Apple iPod iPhone 3G and 3GS NS-CLWL01 Review

Insignia Clock Radio with Dock for Apple iPod iPhone 3G and 3GS NS-CLWL01
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Insignia's own customer service website admitted the clock is designed with a flaw in that the alarm volume -- whether for radio, iPod, or beep -- cannot be adjusted. Which really too bad, because otherwise this is a pretty good product. If you are just looking for a radio that can also play and charge your iPod and the price is right, I would recommend it. But unless you can stand having the alarm blaring loudly in your ear before you can reach it, don't buy it as an alarm clock.

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Wake up to your favorite music with this clock radio that features an iPod dock and a digital FM tuner with 20 station presets. The wake-up light has 3 light settings to gently wake you.#Product Height9-3/8"#Product Width7"#Product Weight1.7 lbs.#Product Depth4-3/4"#AM/FM TunerFM only#Station Presets20#SnoozeYes#Battery TypeAAA#Battery Quantity2#Standard Auxiliary InputYes#Headphone OutputNo#Clock RadioYes#Brand CompatibilityApple iPod

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Sunday, July 24, 2011

Insignia Portable HD Radio Review

Insignia Portable HD Radio
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This radio makes listening to FM great again.
HD significantly improves:
- Greater dynamic range (no audible compression)
- Greater stereo separation
- Multipath interference disappears -- HD rides-through conventional FM 'flutter'
I use this as a passenger on a multi-hour daily commute in the Colorado Front Range, where there are about 12 commercial and 3 non-commercial stations broadcasting HD.
The battery lasts about 8 hours, re-charged by USB. There is no way to open the case to replace the battery.
Sensitivity is amazing with the headphone cord antenna. On travel in Rock Hill, SC, I received distant stations from North Wilkesboro and Raleigh.
However, it DOES NOT give satisfactory reception through the Aux-In system jacks of 3 cars that I tried.
Some features not indicated in the manual:
It also receives RDS (giving basic id only). Some stations do broadcast both HD and RDS. When a signal is weak, only RDS will be decoded.
When the indicator shows HD1+ or HD2+, that simply means there is another 1 (or 2) more HD program(s) "above" the current one.
Wished-for improvements:
0.1 MHz tuning resolution, for use outside North America.
Better local strong-signal rejection.
Drilled hole or ring in case for a cloth strap


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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 an armband for easy portability. What's Included Insignia? HD Radio Portable Player Headphones, USB cable Arm band Owner's manual Product Features HD radio with 10-station presets So you can find your favorite stations at the touch of a button. Also receives standard FM stations (HD radio delivers CD-quality sound from compatible stations in areas where HD radio is available). 1.5" LCD color screen Displays radio station, artist name and song name. Arm band For easy portability. 3.5mm output Can be used with a car stereo (cable required, not included). Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery Provides up to 10 hours of playing time. USB cable included for charging.

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