I bought this radio for £50 expecting it to be cheap quality. However, when i got home and used the radio for the first time, i was amazed.
Straight away it tuned in all the radio stations it could find.
The choice of stations it can receive is excellent. There really is somethign for everyone ... Read review
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A review by carguy143 on Grundig OPUS December 3rd, 2004
Author's product rating:
Radio Quality
Excellent
Sound & Volume
Good
Range of Features
Excellent
Durability
Excellent
Value for Money
Excellent
Advantages:
Great Station Choice, clear sound quality
Disadvantages:
only works in 85% of the UK where DAB is available
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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I bought this radio for £50 expecting it to be cheap quality. However, when i got home and used the radio for the first time, i was amazed. Straight away it tuned in all the radio stations it could find.
The choice of stations it can receive is excellent. There really is somethign for everyone with this radio. I get 38 stations where my old FM radio only gets 15.
The sound quality is excellent. There really is no hiss, which is what FM really suffered from. However it can distort at very high levels, which is only to be expected for a radio with this size of speakers.
Tuning the radio is very easy, once a scan has been done, you simply use the search buttons to scroll through the list of all the available stations, and press "select" on the one you'd like to listen to. The radio has 10 station presets which makes for even quicker and easier access to all your favourite radio stations.
The only major disadvantage to this radio is that it does not have an FM tuner, which means that you are limited to only being able to hear the digital radio stations. But with great quality sound, who needs FM?
...a lot of time!
The Grundig Opus is also a neat looking radio which would not look out of place in any room in the house.
Later i listened using headphones and the sound was near cd quality with absolutely no interference.
All in all the Grundig Opus is great value for anyone looking for a digital radio for under £60 for everyday use in the family home. ...
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