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Panasonic RQ-C10V
Newest Review: ... not quite as loud as many other portable systems, notably walkmans, it still manages to maintain a certain strength in the ... more  ... bass thanks to a fantastic XBS circuit which keeps things full on. I never thought I would need to turn the XBS off, but to be honest, having regularly listened to some tapes on full volume, the bass can create a headache. Another point this reminds me of is that a lot of loud listening abuses the otherwise perfect-sounding headphones supplied. Mine now rattle with deep bass, and it is possible to hear the cones snap into strange contourtions now, so beware! A shrewd investment in the headphone department may be need...more |
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Panasonic RQ-C10V: excellent sound quality, but poor build (378 words)
by a1m1m25 - written on 15.05.01 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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For the almost budget price of 30quid I was pretty surprised with the overall deal with this little machine. Unlike many of the more expensive players it actually still has a built in AM/FM radio. Pretty nifty as it can store 10 station presets on each band. Unfortunately though, the reception is pretty poor as it mainly relies on the headphone lead as an aerial. Walking around holding a lead in the air tends to make you look silly! The tape player itself is another kettle of fish. Although it's not quite as loud as many other portable systems, notably walkmans, it still manages to maintain a certain strength in the bass thanks to a fantastic XBS circuit which ...
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