Aiwa XP-R 210

Product Type: Aiwa portable CD players
Newest Review: ... the Aiwa. I chose this model over others because I wanted a Tuner (so I could listen to the radio) as well as a CD player. ... more
Customer Aiwa XP-R 210 Reviews (1)

by - written on 10/03/01, updated on 10/03/01 (Useful, 301 readings)
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In my preparation for a several-hour flight this past summer, I decided that a personal stereo might be a good investment. I shopped around and eventually narrowed things down to Aiwa or Sony. I'd heard that both companies make great quality stereo equipment and when I priced comparable items with the features I wanted, I decided upon the Aiwa. I chose this model over others because I wanted a Tuner (so I could listen to the radio) as well as a CD player. At Good Guys I found the best price (after having searched at Target, Best Buy, Circuit City and Costco). And, as an added bonus it was on sale. I found that my decision was a good one. I was able ... Read the complete review
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