Blows Wave Radio

[Claude Hopper]

Anybody try this piece of crap? I don't know, it looks like plastic crap to me. I'd never put out the money to find out since I'm not impressed.

[Kickin' Ass and Takin' Names]

The Bose Wave radio has excellent audio quality but -- according to lots of folks whose opinions I have heard, it's overpriced.

My mother owned one for a year before her death and she loved the sound -- however -- it has no knobs or other controls -- it's all controlled from a credit-card sized remote.

I'm very old-fashioned and I want knobs on my radio.

Check out the audiophile radios by Tivoli

[Stormin Mormon]

The one I saw had some buttons on the back. But, like you, I prefer to have real controls. Mine is a control issue.

[Bill]

When I buy a stereo I go by what it sounds like, not by the name or what it looks like. Just close your eyes and listen!

I have a Sony surround system which sounds pretty darn good especially with the Sony sub woofer which also has a speaker pointing toward the floor (2 speakers).

Actually I could not buy the subwoofer locally because the "audio expert" stores turn up their noses at anything without a "name". Other people listening to my system are amazed at the sound. Best of all is was about 1/3 the price of a big name system...

[Pete C.]

Sounds 10% better (if that) than a $50 Wal-Mart boom box, at 1,000% the price.

[Eric]

In the case of these radios, if you listen carefully, you'll hear the sound of your credit card shaking in fear ;^)

looks like. Just close

[Percival P. Cassidy]

Real radios don't need knobs:

I have also read: BOSE = "Buy Other Sound Equipment"

Perce

[Stormin Mormon]

The one time I saw a Bose, it had buttons on top, or maybe on the back. to change the freq, volume, etc.

I'll admit I wasn't impressed.

[Ron]

Everything Bose makes is overpriced junk....they don't even offer specs for ANY of their overpriced junk speakers. That tells you a lot about Bose right there.