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Cambridge Model 88CD
$400.00
Released March, 2000
The Pros:Well known, high quality brand. Audiophile sound quality. Built in CD player.
The Cons:High quality speakers make the flaws in FM radio painfully evident. Expensive for a clock radio. Can never replace a larger system.
The Cambridge Model 88CD is a table top radio and CD player combined. For an older model, the system has a resonable price for the high quality sound it delivers. It comes with the basic features, a CD player, radio and clock/timer along with some additional nice features such as a record output that can double as a mixing input.
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The input can't be used for karaoke because of the lack of gain, but the front panel comes with a headphone minijack and the FM tuner is better than similiar models. The Cambridge Model 88CD takes up a good amount of space so it isn't a product for those looking for a space saving system, but the sound quality is great and the price is inexpensive, so on the whole it is a decent buy.
Features
- Dimensions: 10.5" d x 4.5" h x 14" w
- Weight: 15 lbs
- Timer: wake, sleep, snooze, 2-event, playback
- Built-in digital clock
- Battery backup
- LCD display
- Backlight
- Display dimmer
- 12 station presets (6AM, 6FM)
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well known, high quality brand
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AUX input for use with other audio devices
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costs half of the competition (Bose Wave Radio)
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high quality speakers make the flaws in FM radio painfully evident
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expensive for a clock radio
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can never replace a larger system
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high standby power consumption
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