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John Lewis Cello with DAB/DAB /FM/Internet Radio Wireless Music System - 82350301 (Brown)

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Expand your radio options to an extraordinary degree with Internet Radio. DAB digital radio brings you high quality digital sound and many exclusive stations. Minimal and elegant styling, a host of radio and smart connections, CD player and excellent sound quality.

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by jcsonhc_7
27 May, 2020
This compact system is a very good buy
I thought I'd save a few bob by buying a refurbished unit (with a 1-year warranty). I wanted to compare it with my Roberts MP53 which has provided me with sterling service since I bought it back in 2011. If the Cello proved to be better, fair enough, I would sell the Roberts. If not, then I'd only have spent a modest amount and could sell the cello instead. Well, the cello on the whole sounds better than the Roberts, and of course has features not available in 2011. The one I like is the TFT screen, which is a vast improvement on the Roberts display. I should note that I mainly use both units for MP3 playback -- all my favourite music on one USB stick, and I can add more to the cello because it seems to be able to take larger capacity sticks (at least up to 32 GB). What I loved about the Roberts was its bass, which was tremendously "bouncy"; but actually, the cello's bass sound, though somewhat different, was tighter, and it was obviously better in the midrange and treble. And in truth, the bass is more tailorable; the Roberts, even on the lowest setting, does seem a tad bass heavy. All in all, a good buy, and even at full price, it is cheaper today than the Roberts was 9 years ago. I would recommend it to anyone seeking a convenient and compact music system with a pretty decent sound -- not audiophile, to be sure, but surprisingly good for the price, and with plenty more features than being an MP3 player.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
by madanglian
07 Apr, 2021
Good for a kitchen or dining room. Good sound for a compact size
Good as a secondary system for a kitchen or maybe dining room. Bass is very good for such a small unit. There are a number of EQ presets which can be quite easily changed for listening to speech or different types of music.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned