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View Quest Hepburn MKII portable radio, black

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View Quest Hepburn MKII portable radio, black
Product no: 9000-0036-5952 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The View Quest Hepburn MKII is a portable radio with DAB+ and FM. You can store ten of your favourite radio stations as presets and listen to your own music as well with the mini jack aux input or Bluetooth function. There's a built-in USB port so you don't need to worry about running down the battery of your smartphone. The VQ Hepburn MKII is portable and has a battery lifespan of approximately 76 hours. With a vintage appearance and modern functionality, it truly offers the best of both worlds!

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Please note: battery is not included.

Specifications

Product features

Radio connectors	line in, headphone output
Playback options	Bluetooth, analogue radio, DAB+ radio, line in
Colour	black
Speaker system	stereo
Power per speaker	5 - 10 Watts
Alarm clock	no

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	2,5 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	40,0 x 26,0 x 15,0 cm

Product specifications

DAB+ and FM radio
autoscan function for 10 preset stations
Bluetooth
mini jack aux input
mini jack headphone output
LCD display
USB port for charging device
stereo speakers: 2x 10 W
dimensions: 314 x 166 x 94 mm
weight: 1.5 kg
battery life: 76 h

Are You Ready for DAB+ Digital Radio?

Tuesday 19 April 2016 By Julie Alexander

In the near future, old-fashioned AM/FM radio will be replaced by digital radio, also known as DAB radio (Digital Audio Broadcast). DAB protocol has been in development since the '80s, and now it's making room for the more efficient and comprehensive DAB+. DAB+ utilises AAC audio instead of MPEG-2 audio. Because AAC audio deals with available bandwidth more efficiently, other media such as traffic information, program information and slide shows can also be transmitted via DAB+ protocol