Roberts RAMBLER BTS Duck Egg
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Price: £149.00
Brand: Roberts
""The Rambler BT Stereo combines the classic 1970’s retro style and Bluetooth connectivity, now with the improved performance of quality stereo sound. Taking everything that’s loved from the traditional Rambler, and adding stereo sound, takes this retro Bluetooth radio to new levels. The result is sound performance that is crystal clear, packs a punch, and is wrapped up in stunning retro style. Easily stream music and podcasts directly from your smartphone with Bluetooth connection, or dial into the seemingly never ending list of options of digital and FM radio. With its lightweight and portable design, the Rambler BT Stereo gives you the freedom to take the music with you. The option of battery power, plus the stylish carry handle helps you take the tunes inside or out. ""
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Category: Radios
Merchant: Electrical Discount
Product ID: RAMBLERBTSDE
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EAN: 5038301308995
Warranty: Inc's 1 year guarantee
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Author: paul neville
Rating: 5
Review: Brought as a christmas present.easy to tune,looks good,good tone. Pleased with the purchase.
Author: Amazon Customer
Rating: 2
Review: If you’re tempted by what looks like a stylish radio, slightly smaller than the classic Revival model, with plenty of features, I’d pay John Lewis a visit and just spend 5 minutes in their hifi section comparing the sound quality. I didn’t, and I regretted it. The sound of this unit is clear, but it lacks any significant bass and listening to music, either classical or pop/rock, feels empty and tinny. Sadly I bought the Rambler in the Black Friday sale and had to return it and buy a full price RD70 which is only slightly bigger but is leagues ahead in sounds quality. Really rather surprising that Roberts would sacrifice their sound quality to such an extent in a unit which could easily have fitted a satisfying base unit. Even more surprising are the reviews which claim this machine sounds anything better than a 1990s clock radio.
