AIWA BBTC-660DAB/MG
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AIWA BBTC-660DAB/MG
The AIWA Radio Recorder is a good choice if you want to listen to the radio and play music from your favourite media. Thanks to its useful integrated drive, you can relish the sound of your CD music collection, and you can even lisen to old cassette tapes. The radio recorder will support playback of CD, cassette and USB flash drive. The AIWA radio recorder can receive a signal via the DAB+, FM and RDS tuner. This radio recorder can also play music in formats like mp3. The connectivity options of the radio recorder include USB and AUX. If you don't like cables, the AIWA BBTC-660DAB/MG radio recorder supports Bluetooth. Everything you need to know about the current playback status can be gleaned from the integrated display on the radio recorder.
AIWA BBTC-660DAB/MG Radio Recorder Key Features
- AIWA BBTC-660DAB/MG radio recorder tuner type: DAB+, FM and RDS
- Radio recorder speaker performance: 4 W
- Radio recorder connection interface: USB and AUX
- Radio recorder can remember up to 40 stations
- Support for wireless connection via Bluetooth
- AIWA radio recorder power supply type: battery and network
- Supported media: CD, cassette and USB flash drive
- Also includes an alarm clock
- Shows current time thanks to the integrated clock
- Radio recorder with handy display for optimal playback overview
Practical Functions of the AIWA Radio Recorder
The AIWA BBTC-660DAB/MG model has a battery and network based power supply. If you have a radio located in your bedroom, you will appreciate the alarm clock function. The model's display also shows the current time. The AIWA boombox construction makes it delightfully portable. The device has a weight of 1.52 kg.
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| Manufacturer information |
We are an electronics and sound brand founded in Tokyo in 1951. Although we had originally established ourselves as a microphone brand, we were later known worldwide for our sound quality with the famous NSX and the first systems with triple CD changers and double decks of cassettes. We set new standards in electronics and audio technology for young people of the 80s and 90s who loved our excellent sound quality in our hi-fi audio products. 
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