Panasonic RQ-CR18V - Radio / cassette player - silver

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Product Manual [232kb PDF]

• ASIN: B00006I5LZ
• Item model number: CR18V
• Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #247,585 in Electronics (See Bestsellers in Electronics)
• Date first available at Amazon.com: December 7, 2006

Product Description

Product Description
Take the music with you. This Panasonic RQ-CR18V portable radio/cassette player is a perfect choice for those music lovers on the road. It features digital synthesizer tuner, XBS, Normal/City FM reception modes and 9kHz/10kHz AM frequency step. It is equipped with stereo headphones, multi-informational, large LCD and a key-hold system.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

1.0 out of 5 stars PANASONIC RQ-CR18V, June 1, 2003

By	Lenina "Lenina" (UK) - See all my reviews

I had two major problems with this device and had to return it:
1. Volume level far too low, even when set to max (perhaps due to AVLS?).
2. Radio untuneable. There are 2 buttons for digital tuning - up and down - which when pressed make a loud irritating continuous beeping and mute the radio. You have to release these buttons to hear what you've tuned to - which of course is usually nothing as you can't hear the radio while tuning. There's no problem if you already know the exact frequency you want. If you don't, tuning is very tedious. The beep cannot be muted or turned down. There is no autoscan or autotune.
By Panasonic standards I regard this as unacceptable and would be very sceptical about buying another Panasonic product.

1.0 out of 5 stars PANASONIC RQ-CR18V, June 1, 2003

By	Lenina "Lenina" (UK) - See all my reviews

I had two major problems with this device and had to return it:
1. Volume level far too low, even when set to max (perhaps due to AVLS?).
2. Radio untuneable. There are 2 buttons for digital tuning - up and down - which when pressed make a loud irritating continuous beeping and mute the radio. You have to release these buttons to hear what you've tuned to - which of course is usually nothing as you can't hear the radio while tuning. There's no problem if you already know the exact frequency you want. If you don't, tuning is very tedious. The beep cannot be muted or turned down. There is no autoscan or autotune.
By Panasonic standards I regard this as unacceptable and would be very sceptical about buying another Panasonic product.