Boston Acoustics SOLO2B Solo II AM/FM Radio with Clock (Gloss Black)

• Precision AM/FM tuner with 20 AM/FM station presets delivers noise-free reception
• High performance 3.5″ full-range speaker with BassTrac audio processing for rich, clean bass at all listening levels
• Auxiliary input for iPod and other portable media devices and Stereo headphone jack – on the front for your convenience
• High contrast LCD display automatically adjusts to ambient light
• Dual independent alarm clock with sleep timer

The Boston Solo II is an about-face in radio design: it’s the first compact AM/FM radio with a clock and control dial that turns, giving you placement flexibility no other radio offers. Place Solo II sideways on a shelf or desk. Stand it up on a kitchen counter or bedside table. Wherever and however you use it, the sound is pure Boston; smooth, detailed with bass response beyond expectation. Solo II has been designed to look great – and engineered to sound even better. A precision tuner locks in

Rating: (out of 9 reviews)

List Price: $ 149.99

Price:

Boston Acoustics HDUOMDNT Horizon Duo Speaker System (Midnight)

• Dual High-Performance 3.5-Inch Full-Range Speakers
• Requires Hrd-I Dock For Ipod(R) Compatibility
• Includes Remote, Fm Antenna & Detachable Ac Cord
• Midnight
• 2 auxiliary inputs for connecting additional media players

Horizon duo midnight speaker system with dual high-performance 3.5-Inch full-range speakers.

Rating: (out of 28 reviews)

List Price: $ 149.99

Price:

Related Boston Acoustics Recepter Radio Products

The Boston Acoustics Recepter Radio is a fine piece of equipment.

I love their speakers and now I have a table top radio to suit, a great product from a great company. The amazing sound from this radio will blow you away!!

The weight of this radio is a testament to the sound quality it produces at just over 4lbs. As with any good quality sound system a minimalist style delivers a great look.  The screen on this radio is easy to read with a great feature to reduce brightness making it not so obvious on the shelf.

Tuning this radio is really easy with a good old fashioned knob to turn, you don’t have to fiddle with tiny little up down buttons. Don’t worry about programming this radio, it is simple and easy to use, my technophobe wife had it on her favorite station in minutes.

The radio comes with a simple alarm clock ideal for your bedside table. My wife loves the fact that she can store her favorite stations, and quickly swap from my rock station to her jazz one with a click of a button.

When it comes to a radio all you need is a simple interface, and thats what the boston acoustics radio has, antenna and mini jack thats all. When i’m tired of the radio or want to listen to a new album, I just plug my ipod into the mini jack transforming it into a great speaker.

One word of caution with the radio, it has a small battery that helps maintain the clock and alarm during small outages, handy for not being late, but it hasn’t the juice to maintain the radio stations.

I was concerned that with only having one speaker the sound quality would be poor, but the skills of the Boston Acoustics team means you cannot tell the difference. Compared to the Tivoli Audio’s Model One, this is a far superior radio. Having a deepness of sound and better base with a mid range that is very organic.

When in the kitchen I like to crank the volume on my favorite tracks and this small radio delivers. With a clean reception, this radio really can challenge digital radio, especially when combined with the great sound output.