Bose Wave Radio II - Clock radio with iPod cradle - platinum white

Bose Wave Radio II - Clock radio with iPod cradle - platinum white
alaAverage 4.2

9 reviews

May, 2013

We have collected and analyzed 9 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 84/100. The average review date is Jul 10, 2007. We have compared these reviews to 13028 reviews from other iPod Docking Speakers. Last update: May 25, 2013.

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Incredible Sound from such a tiny and easy to use package.

 

Incredible Sound from such a tiny and easy to use package.

I have owned this for a couple months already. The sound is incredible for the size. It reaches highs and surprising lows. There's not too much kick but its a trade off for a lower end. I use it to wake me up in the morning and as my laptop speaker....

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Keeps Me Singing Along

 

Keeps Me Singing Along

When my family, husband, twin daughters and me, decided to move from Montreal to Austin, we had some major decisions to make. What to take, what to sell. We had a couple top flight stereo systems, a 5.1 surround sound system to beat the band, my camera...

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Pricey, But Exceptional sound and performance

 

Pricey, But Exceptional sound and performance

This is a solid performer. Great sound, great fidelity, great speakers. \n \nMy mornings are all the better because of this one mainstay -- my Bose -- no matter how rotten my morning mood may be, my Bose mellows out my morning long before I am able to...

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Bose Radio

 

Bose Radio

Excellent radio and reception in this mostly rural area. The sound is the best. The radio is pricey but well worth it.

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Way too pricey for you actually get.

 

Way too pricey for you actually get.

I'll start by saying that I have found reception to worse than the $20 clock radio it replaced. For it's small footprint, the sound is nicer than one would expect to come out of a small radio. However, in no way is it as nice as a small set of decent...

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Bose wave radio

 

Bose wave radio

There is static on the am part and I called Bose tech department 2 times to get help but there is still static. Very expense static I might add. Judy Scott 951-600-8688

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Great Sound and Easy to Use But There's a Catch

 

Great Sound and Easy to Use But There's a Catch

The Bose Wave Radio II is easy to use, has top-of-the-line speakers and has a high-quality build. I use mine as a TV stereo speaker. The auxiliary input works for that function and what I like is that it doesn't take up a lot of space next to the TV....

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Incredible sound from a small space, highly recommended!

 

Incredible sound from a small space, highly recommended!

I highly recommend the Bose Wave Radio II after having one for a month, here are the pros and cons: PROS: * Excellent sound quality and volume. Plays the full sound spectrum well - from deep bass notes to high octave soprano. Can turn the volume up to...

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Amazing sound...

 

Amazing sound...

First of all, I want to clarify that any reference here to "bass" is not a reference to rumbling, booming low ends of sound, but to the sound made by instruments such as bass drums, bass guitar, classic bass, etc. It's the sound, not the vibration....

Product Specifications

The Wave radio II delivers deeper tones and crisper, more accurate audio performance than the original. The key to the improved sound is the new dual tapered waveguide technology, exclusively from Bose. Engineers re-sculpted the interior of the Wave radio II to accommodate not one, but two 26" folded waveguides. These dual waveguides amplify the low-frequency output, reproducing musical notes a full one-half octave lower than the original Wave radio. The result: Instruments like kettle drums and bass guitars have a more natural presence. With such accurate sound reproduction, you can appreciate more of the intricate nuances of many instruments, including the human voice. You may even hear details in music that you've never heard before. There's also a new equalization feature for talk radio. It automatically compensates for the artificially boosted low frequencies found in some talk radio programs so announcers sound more natural. The Wave radio II is simple to use. Instead of buttons on the unit, everything is conveniently controlled with a well-organized credit card-sized remote. And setup is easy too. The digital FM/AM tuner, amplifiers and speakers are all built into the unit. Just unpack it and plug it in to enjoy Bose quality sound. The display panel is large and bright, with big, bold text that's easier to read from across the room. It displays more information now too. Radio station, current time and alarm setting are all shown simultaneously. You can also use your Wave radio II to enjoy lifelike sound with your TV, VCR, DVD player or computer, thanks to the auxiliary input jack. Or plug your headphones into the convenient headphone jack for private listening. You can even place the Wave radio II near your TV or computer monitor because the speakers are magnetically shielded to avoid interference with the picture image. SPECIAL OFFER: Receive a free premium backlit remote when you purchase by 3/31/09.
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