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Hello everyone , its Vince the radioman . I have been a collector and radio buff for many years and I love to do compares. For the price and size this radio probably has the best sound sound on the market today . It has a real wooden cabinet and the speaker has a heavey duty magnet. The speaker is also baffled . This design ensures great bass and punch . The radio also has some nice additional features like and AUX in and a record out . The tuner is pretty good and with my TERK AM advantage antenna it performed very well .Its small size, good construction and nice looks make this a must do . Hopefully one day they will add Shortwave to one of their radios and that will make me very happy . That aside this is a very good buy , you will enjoy it .

Thank you, Henry Kloss (may he rest in peace) and Tivoli for creating this wonderful little table radio. Clearly sounds better than the far more costly Bose Wave (which sounds just like what it really is -- a cheap, plastic pile of junk). I use my Tivoli both for AM (Mets games on WFAN) and FM (jazz on WLIU). No, it won't pull in FM stations that are 60 miles away, and no, it doesn't sound like a $2,000 stereo component system with B&W speakers. But it delivers fantastic sound, it looks great and it's built like a bank vault. For a C-Note, who could ask for more?

This is indeed a very good radio, the best I ever had at this price range. At low volumn, the sound quality is good and well balanced, which I think is what it's intended for, and the reception is also excellent. The one thing I hope that can be better is the material of the control knobs (both volumn and on/off swith), it is made of cheap plastic and has lousy feel to it. Other than that, it is a excellent radio and I highly recommend it.