Amazon.com Product Description
Waking up can be brutal without the right mix of music and/or talk programming to take your mind off the early hour. The Philips AJ3951 clock radio makes the process a little easier thanks to its bevy of convenient features, including a CD player that lets you choose your own rise-and-shine soundtrack and a pair of 3-inch bass-reflex speakers that offer a pleasingly rich stereo sound. The device also offers an analog AM/FM tuner for conventional radio programming and a dual alarm setting for two-person households. It's the extras that really make the unit, however. For instance, the "weekend sleeper" option automatically disables the alarms on Saturday and Sunday (so you aren't unexpectedly jolted awake on Saturday morning), and then restarts the alarms once the workweek arrives--all without any help from you. In addition, sleepers who hate to have their dreamy revelries interrupted by sudden bursts of music can activate the "gentle wake" mode, which starts the alarm at a soft volume and then gradually increases it as you open your eyes. And thanks to the silent start mode, listeners also won't hear the CD cuing up before playing the first track, another nice bonus for light sleepers.
Additional features include an attractive silver finish, a large LCD display with adjustable brightness, a traditional battery backup for power outages, and a self-powered three-minute backup for changing batteries when AC power isn't available.
What's in the Box
AJ3951 clock radio, user's manual.
Product Description
You can wake to your favorite CD track with the Philip's AJ395017 stereo CD/AM/FM clock radio! Or maybe youM-^Rd rather hear your preferred AM/FM station or a melody. Whatever you choose, you can wake up to the M-^SGentle WakeM-^T system, which increases the volume gradually. And donM-^Rt worry about the weekend, because the M-^SWeekendsleeperM-^T ensures that the alarm function will be switched off during the weekend.