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Teac SR-L200i-W Hi-Fi Table Radio with iPod Dock (White) | List Price: $179.00
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Brand: Teac
Binding: Electronics
Features: - Convenient tabletop radio with built-in docking station for "dockable" iPods
- Charges iPod while you listen; wakes to either iPod or digital AM/FM tuner
- 10 AM and 10 FM station presets; large, easy-to-read LCD display with dimmer
- Pair of 2.5-inch, super-dynamic, full-range speakers produce rich, crisp sound
- Includes remote control; measures 13.5 x 4.38 x 9.12 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty
not bad at all [Posted on 2007-02-08]
A nice unit-- big and burly, with a fairly sizeable(though a little base heavy) sound. the light readout is bright and big on the unit (even when dimmed), and you don't get some of the advantages you would get on a unit that was more of an alarm clock (e.g., a second alarm, a battery back up), but the sound quality, to me, makes the Teac well worth it. it also fits my generation 4 ipod without an adapater, and that's a plus (it comes with a thousand adapters!). the only complaint i have so far is that the unit is apparently from mexico, and i can't find any information on how to register it for the warranty. I'm in touch with Teac through their website, but it's slow-going.
best sound quality for the $$ [Posted on 2007-02-08]
I recently bought this item after returning the horrible "ilive" boombox. I gaurantee you won't find better sound quality at this price range....very full, rich sound. I wonder if the reviewer below me "wiggans" who said "good but not great" even has this unit....He says he experimented with the sound settings....there are no sound settings to experiment with....no equalization at all.....it doesn't need it. If you're looking to spend about $100 on an ipod docking radio, trust me.....you won't find better than this.
pretty nice for the price, but a few drawbacks [Posted on 2007-12-06]
This is a nice IPOD-docking radio, with clock & alarm. It receives AM & FM signals well, and works great with the IPOD. Remote is small but useful. The sound is warm, with a bit of emphasis on the bass, which is nice. Size is a bit big, but not overly so. Controls pretty easy to use. Has "sleep" feature (90/60/30 min).
However, there are a few drawbacks:
1) though the display has a "dim" option, even then it is bright -- if you like a nightlite in the bedroom, it might not bother you, but if you like it dark, you'll end up laying something over the display, which means the remote won't work and you cannot see the clock
2) no battery backup -- if the power goes out, you get to reset the clock & alarm (dumb!)
Outstanding performer [Posted on 2007-12-29]
Excellent audio quality for radio or iPod; controls logical and accessible. It's a larger-than-usual "clock" radio, so be sure your nightstand is large enough if it's for a bedroom. Variable display screen lighting is a nice touch; remote is great, especially for a setting where you are also taking phone calls or otherwise interrupted. I got the black model, which is sleek and attractive.
Very Good Sound Quality! [Posted on 2008-10-14]
Actually I had 2 of this. Not the white one - the Gray color. It sounds really great and has a great price/sounds ratio. That's why I even got a second one at work then I sold it.
But there's one downside - I don't know why one of the those - it always shut off automatically whenever I listen to the iPod or radio. I think there'e something wrong with it...
And also compare to all the other models the size's a little too big...
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