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JVC XLPR70 Portable CD / MP3 / WMA / Player with built-in FM Tuner
 
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JVC XLPR70 Portable CD / MP3 / WMA / Player with built-in FM Tuner

by JVC
3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)


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Product Specifications
Brand Name:JVC
Number of Items:1
Item Display Height:5.43 inches
Item Display Width:5.43 inches

Technical Details

  • Digital Tuner with 20 FM Preset Stations
  • MP3 Text, Track Titles and ID3 Tags displayed on don't-matrix LCD
  • Hyper-Bass Sound, 20-Hour continuous playback
  • Anti-Shock Protection EX - For interruption-free listening (40-Second CD, 100 Second MP3 / WMA)
  • Group Skip during MP3 / WMA Playback
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Product Details

  • Item Weight: 1.2 pounds
  • Shipping Weight: 8 pounds
  • Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
  • ASIN: B0009FUAHY
  • Item model number: XLPR70
  • Batteries: 2 AA batteries required.
  • Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)

Product Description

At school or work, take a pause to exercise or relax with your JVC XL-PR70 personal CD player. With advanced anti-shock memory and special grip band, this player was built for the active user. It's rear-band headphone offers stability and steady listening without stress while walking, running, or wheeling. Besides playing commercial CD, this portable can also play those CDR and CDRW discs you recorded on your home system or computer. It'll even play CDR and CDRW that have pre-recorded MP3 files. There's also a built-in FM radio with up to 20 FM tuner presets so you can also listen to your favorite radio stations. It uses 2 AA batteries (not included). DC Input Jack Backband-type Headphones Digital Tuner with 20 FM Preset Stations MP3 Text (Track Titles and ID3 Tags) displayed on dot-matrix LCD JVC Hyper-Bass Sound Anti-Shock Protection EX For interruption-free reproduction even while jogging 40-Sec. (CD), 100-Sec. (MP3) Anti-Shock Memory for skip-free performance Program (up to 64 Tracks) / Random / Repeat Play 20-Hour Continuous Playback (CD/MP3/WMA) Group Skip during MP3/WMA Playback (Forward/Reverse) Slim Design Grip Band


 

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3.3 out of 5 stars (3 customer reviews)
 
 
 
 
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33 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent all around portable CD/Tuner player., April 7, 2007
This review is from: JVC XLPR70 Portable CD / MP3 / WMA / Player with built-in FM Tuner (Electronics)
The sound quality is superb,and the controls and their functions are also very good.The headphones give up nice high end and midrange detail with solid bass response.The addition of a built in tuner makes for an excellent and versatile portable CD player.Highly recommended.
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Not Bad, October 20, 2007
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Music Lover "C.O." (Los Angeles suburb) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: JVC XLPR70 Portable CD / MP3 / WMA / Player with built-in FM Tuner (Electronics)
After narrowing my choice for a music data player to a MP3/WMA CD Player (I decided over MP3 players and MiniDisc players, for various reasons). I went with the JVC XLPR70 portable MP3/WMA player, which after owning for 4 months I consider it a good buy.

My gripes for this CD player are the song and album titles along with the artist names from a MP3/WMA CD, scroll extremely slow on the LCD display; you can't adjust the scrolling speed. Another gripe is the bass increase adjustment sucks, hardly an improvment on the bass! The maximum volume level also sucks, I find myself wishing to increase the volume level beyond the max level on moderate noisy environments. One more gripe is, it doesn't have any equalizer settings.

The pros for this CD player are, it's rugged; I've dropped it several times without breaking or malfunctioning (althought it popped open and the CD went flying). It plays both MP3 and WMA files, even when both formats are in one disc. It includes a FM tuner. The earphones are pretty good (I've never owned any fancy earphones so take it with a grain of salt). When running on batteries, it will operate for about ~20+ hours before needing fresh batteries again.

All in all, I think its a good buy. I can save aproximately 130 song on a CD (with Windows Media Player default ripping quality). Its cheaper than most good MP3 players and definately cheaper than a MiniDisc player.
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1.0 out of 5 stars All the right features, but stopped working..., March 1, 2008
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This review is from: JVC XLPR70 Portable CD / MP3 / WMA / Player with built-in FM Tuner (Electronics)
This player has all the right specs: plays CDRs, CDRWs, MP3s, WMAs, has FM Radio, the always good JVC Hyper-Bass boost, anti-skip protection, decent headphones, decent sound quality regardless of speakers or headphones, and a battery compartment door on the outside (not underneath the CD tray on the inside like some other players).

The CD playing function (MP3s on CDRW) worked for approximately 90 minutes before mysteriously stopping. From that point forward, it would not play ANY CD, factory pressed CDDA, MP3 CD, homemade CDDA CDR ... NOTHING worked.

I originally registered for a refund, but changed my mind and am awaiting a replacement unit. There are bad units in every production run of electronics; it's just a matter of what percentage is bad. My understanding through my own experience and through the experience of others is that JVC generally makes very good products, and has few manufacturing problems, so maybe this was just a rare fluke.

I will report back on the replacement unit after testing it.
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