[ssillcollector]

How is the reception? Especially I am interested on TV sound. Is it pretty decent or just a gimmick?

 

[usc goose]

i haven't heard this but xin seems to like it

 

[ssillcollector]

Thanks for the great link. If Dr. Xin Feng likes it, then I'm sure I'd like it too. On my way to the store.

 

[strohmie]

Eh...can't seem to connect to that link (though I think it's just my connection), but I can only assume that's the D-FJ401 that Xin is recommending. BC, that is a very commonly recommended modern PCDP. Probably a good bet.

 

[D-EJ915]

They've got one that has that on the remote...
it's the D-FJ787, they sell the D-EJ785, which is just like it in europe, I have no idea how it sounds but it uses NiMH rechargeables (R6 size) and has a remote.

there's a pic of the 785 attached

the 787 is 160 bucks at crutchfield (retail price)

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up to 15 hours CD playback with included rechargeable batteries (or up to 50 hours with two optional "AA"s)

The G-Protection function can be turned on or off by using a switch under the lid.


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Digital Tuner: The D-FJ787 features a built-in digital tuner, located in the supplied in-line remote, with AM/FM/TV and Weather bands. The tuner has a 51-station preset memory, giving you one-button tuning of your choice of 30 FM stations, 10 AM stations, 7 Weather bands, and 4 TV stations. Stations can be preset manually or automatically. You can also select stations by frequency. The ferrite-bar AM antenna is built into the remote control, while the FM/WB/TV antenna is in the headphone cord. For FM tuning, you can switch between Local and DX sensitivity settings.

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Batteries: This portable CD player can be powered using the two supplied Sony NH-7WMAA "AA"-sized Nickel-Metal Hydride rechargeable batteries, which can be recharged while in the unit. It can also operate using two optional Sony NH-WM2AA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, or two optional "AA" alkaline batteries.

Batteries CD Player Radio On
G-Protection On G-Protection Off
Two supplied NH-7WMAA Batteries (charged for about 2 hrs.) 15 hours 10 hours 8 hours
Two optional NH-WM2AA Batteries (charged for about 4 hrs.) 32 hours 24 hours 16 hours
Two Sony alkaline batteries (optional) 50 hours 35 hours 20 hours