Emerson PD6560BL Portable CD-RW Player with Digital Tuning AM/FM Stereo Receiver
Dec 17, 2009 in
Electronics
- Top-loading compact disc player, cassette player and digital tuner; CD-R/RW playback compatible
- 20-track programmable memory system; one track, all tracks and program repeat playback
- Digital-Tuning AM/FM stereo receiver; 20 preset-station memory (10 AM and 10 FM)
- Stereo cassette recorder with pause control and automatic recording volume level control; records directly from radio or CD player
- Player operates on 120V AC or 8 C batteries; remote control requires 2 AAA batteries; batteries not included
Product Description
The Emerson PD6560BL portable CD-RW player with digital tuning AM/FM stereo features cassette recorder and remote control is your all-in-one portable entertainment system. The top-loading compact disc player offers 20 track programmable memory system, LCD indicators for play/pause/repeat/program, 20 preset-station memory (10 AM/10 FM) and wide range 3.5-inch speakers as well as a stereo headphone jack, telescoping FM antenna and automatic recording volume level control (ALC). The Emerson PD6560BL portable CD-RW player sounds so good that you will use it at home as well as while on-the-go…. More >>
Emerson PD6560BL Portable CD-RW Player with Digital Tuning AM/FM Stereo Receiver
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5 comments
G. Heintges on December 17, 2009 at 3:36 am
I bought this Cd/cassette player for my 2 kids to play there story cassettes.It arrived yesterday,and with the 2nd use it ate up the faforite story cassette and I must say very dissapointing!!!The sound was good and it looks great but I will never buy this Item again!
E. Torello on December 17, 2009 at 4:51 am
I haven’t actually seen the product in action since it was a gift for a friend, but the purchase experience was flawless.
Just A Customer on December 17, 2009 at 6:52 am
I bought this product for my mom for Christmas (2008) and, unfortunately, it was defective out of the box. The display that shows CD tracks/radio stations didn’t work properly. The CD player is supposed to play regular CDs as well as CD-R and CD-RW CDs; the only CDs I could get to work were regular CDs. It wouldn’t recognize a CD-RW CD that worked in another CD-player we had. Maybe the one I got was a dud, but it was a poor product nonetheless. I’m sending it back to Amazon for a refund.
GW on December 17, 2009 at 7:26 am
I really wanted another BOSE but just didn’t want to shell out the big bux. I read many reviews & decided on this one. I liked the fact that it has a little remote. That said, I just don’t use this player. I find the buttons small & counter-intuitive.
The sound is another minus. Maybe its OK for a kid’s room but it does not compare with the rich sound of the bose. I really want the one with the disk changer but I’ve read neg comments about the changer being too loud for a bedroom at night.
My kid says to get an ipod thingy which will hold about a million CD’s but I’m an old dog & don’t like “new tricks”. Maybe when I conquer the new cell phone I’ll think about the ipod.
S. Carlson on December 17, 2009 at 9:39 am
Cassette player and radio worked, but the sound quality was just ok. Sent it back because the cd player did not work. Bought a Sony CFD-S350 for $20 more and am totally happy with that. The sound is so much better and it is easier to use than the Emerson. It was definitely worth the additional $20.