Teac SR-L35B Tabletop or Wall-Mountable AM/FM Stereo CD System (Charcoal)

Teac SR-L35B Tabletop or Wall-Mountable AM/FM Stereo CD System (Charcoal)

Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
Just the thing for CD- and radio-starved kitchens, bedrooms, offices, and places of business, Teac's slim and stylish SR-L35B stereo system is slender enough to be inconspicuous but powerful enough--with 9 watts per channel and a pair of 2.3-inch speakers in bass-reflex enclosures--to deliver clear, pleasing sound. Whether you set it on a desk or mount it to the wall, you'll have your choice of audio programming when and where you need it. The SR-L35B is also a digital clock with handy sleep and wake timers.

Audio-CD-R-compatible disc features include random play, repeat play (1/all), and program play (up to 20 tracks in sequence), and a cool motorized door opens and closes to release or embrace your discs. The unit boasts a drift-free, quartz PLL-synthesized FM/AM tuner with 20 station presets for one-touch tuning to whisk you elsewhere when commercials cut in with their too-loud voices.

A headphone jack permits private listening, and the system even sports a stereo auxiliary input for your MP3 player, cassette deck, or other device. Icing on the charcoal-colored cake, the system also includes a remote control for convenient source and level adjustments from afar.

What's in the Box
Stereo system, remote control, remote battery, a user's manual with mounting instructions, and warranty information

Product Description:
Teac Wall Mountable CD Radio SR-L35 - This is a flat-panel radio and CD player that's designed to be mounted on a wall. It has two built-in full-range speakers to deliver excellent sound and has a jack for an optional earphone/headphone when you want to listen privately. A highly visible multifunction FL display also has a clock mode that, when used with its timer mode, can be used as an alarm clock radio. If you're living in tight spaces, this device mounts on a wall to keep tabletop surfaces free for other important things. A remote control is included.

Single disc CD player plays CD and CDR in a choice of selectable play modes

Quartz PLL Synthesized AM/FM tuner with up to 20 user programmable station memory presets

Digital Clock with Sleep Timer and Timer turn-on modes

Wall or Table Mount

Unit Size WHD:15" x 7.8" x 4.6

Two Bass-Reflex speaker enclosures built-in

Port for adding an optional headphone or earphone

Input port for adding an auxiliary sound source

Wireless remote control

120V AC Powered

Teac SR-L35B Tabletop or Wall-Mountable AM/FM Stereo CD System (Charcoal)
Average customer rating:

excellent

Decent solution

A Decent 'Second' Stereo

Excellent for the money.

Not great but not bad.

Teac SR-L35B Tabletop or Wall-Mountable AM/FM Stereo CD System (Charcoal)

Manufacturer: TEAC
ProductGroup: CE
Binding: Electronics

CD Players | CD Players & Recorders | Audio & Video | Categories | Electronics
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Product Features:

CD/radio stereo system designed for wall or table positioning

Single-disc CD player with motorized door and audio CD-R compatibility; offers 20-track programming, repeat and shuffle play

Quartz PLL-synthesized AM/FM tuner with 20 user-programmable station presets

Digital clock with sleep and wake timer

Measures 15 x 7.9 x 4.6 inches (W x H x D)

ASIN: B0002I7AK8

Amazon.com Product Description

Just the thing for CD- and radio-starved kitchens, bedrooms, offices, and places of business, Teac's slim and stylish SR-L35B stereo system is slender enough to be inconspicuous but powerful enough--with 9 watts per channel and a pair of 2.3-inch speakers in bass-reflex enclosures--to deliver clear, pleasing sound. Whether you set it on a desk or mount it to the wall, you'll have your choice of audio programming when and where you need it. The SR-L35B is also a digital clock with handy sleep and wake timers.

What's in the Box
Stereo system, remote control, remote battery, a user's manual with mounting instructions, and warranty information

Product Description

Teac Wall Mountable CD Radio SR-L35 - This is a flat-panel radio and CD player that's designed to be mounted on a wall. It has two built-in full-range speakers to deliver excellent sound and has a jack for an optional earphone/headphone when you want to listen privately. A highly visible multifunction FL display also has a clock mode that, when used with its timer mode, can be used as an alarm clock radio. If you're living in tight spaces, this device mounts on a wall to keep tabletop surfaces free for other important things. A remote control is included. Two Bass-Reflex speaker enclosures built-in Port for adding an optional headphone or earphone Input port for adding an auxiliary sound source Wireless remote control 120V AC Powered

Customer Reviews:

excellent.......2006-12-27

mounts easily on wall (as I did) or sits nicely on a shelf. great sound quality, with moderate highs and excellent bass response. remember the price, to find a better unit would be difficult. (do also remember to use the motorized door opener to use the cd. the only strange thing about this radio/cd player)

Decent solution.......2006-05-12

I set the TEAC system up last night. It's nice looking. I was able to tuck it into a shelf where it won't be noticed. The only design flaw is the CD player - the CD sits vertically in the system, and when you press the button to open the door it comes all the way out so it's at a 90 degree angle to the CD player. Even with proper use, it may break sooner than expected.
The sound is DEFINITELY heavy on the bass, which makes my music sound great. However, as the previous reviewer said, it makes commentators on talk radio sound a little funny, though still very understandable. The sounds fills my small bedroom. It would be a great kitchen radio as well.
I would say overall that for $89, I'm very pleased. Listening to the radio on my laptop was getting old.

A Decent 'Second' Stereo.......2006-04-12

Don't fool yourself; this is no Bose Wave Radio. Comparisons between the two are foolhardy, and with such disparate price points, such comparisons shouldn't be made.

With this being said, the SR-L35B is a solid backup stereo to help fill an office or kitchen with enjoyable FM music. The unit captures high-mid range tones quite well, it's digital tuner extremely accurate to signal acquisition. Moreover, the sturdy, SR-L35B is an aesthetically-pleasing unit that looks spiffy wherever it rests. Finally, iPods sound clear through the rear audio in jack.

Earlier criticisms, however, are accurate. The non-configurable bass resembles that emanating from the speakers of a '65 El Camino. So much so that AM radio becomes almost un-listenable due to this formality. Talk radio listeners: you've been warned. Second, the CD loading function is as annoying as advertised. Patience is a virtue when loading/swapping discs.

Excellent for the money........2006-03-29

Bought this stereo because I wanted something nice for my office that sounded decent and had more than 2 watts of power per channel. Granted, this does not sound like my Bose Wave system I have at home, but it was also less than 1/4 the cost. The unit has a full bodied sound that makes it sound like a bigger system than it is. There is no tone adjustment but, but I haven't listened to anything that would make me want to adjust the tone. In sum, a good buy for the money.

Not great but not bad........2006-01-15

I bought this in August 2005. My main gripe is that you can't see the clock when the radio or a CD is playing unless you get out of bed, walk acrosss the room and press the "Display" button. Couldn't they have put a "display" button on the remote? I don't mind the slighly heavy bass. I notice it only when someone is talking. And I wish it had the depth of sound I got from my old Panasonic. Would I buy it again? Maybe. There isn't much choice today in clock radios at a reasonable price.

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