Sony Radio CD MP3 Cassette Stereo Boombox w/ Remote

• Cassette, CD player w/MP3 playback capability
• Audio In for Digital Media Players
• ID3 Tag in large display - MEGA BASS Sound System
• CD to Tape Synchronized Recording
• Digital Synthesized FM Stereo/AM Tuner w/30 Station Preset

[[ASIN:B00439BHB0 Sony Radio CD MP3 Cassette Stereo Boombox w/ Remote] I would love to say that the sound is superb, but instead I would say that it is fairly good for a small boombox. I am keeping it because it plays CD'S with MP3 format, has a cassette component, AM/FM Radio and is very portable. Easy to use, I listen to audio books and to find your way around the disc is no problem. I have had it for a week, and so far am pleased. I gave only four stars because it is quite pricey for its size.

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I bought this unit because it is one of the few units on the market that play both cassettes and CDs. I noticed that the reviewers for a lower-priced Sony combo said that it ate tapes. I had hoped that this more expensive unit wouldn't. Unfortunately, it does. It ate a commercial 60-minute tape. Do not buy this unit if you want to play tapes.

It does fine playing audio CDs (I have not tried MP3 CDs yet).

It has a convenient jack on the front to allow you to play the output from an MP3 player. That works fine.

I have not tried the remote control. In my opinion, a unit this small does not need a remote.

All of the controls are digital. I would much prefer a volume control that is a knob, but this one consists of two buttons -+ and -.

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It's very difficult to find a cassette player, and cd player with mp3 and best yet with a remote...Sony's own web site does not offer this model (out of country only) so if your looking for all of the above this is it....but sound quality not so much...the remote doesn't get you to specific cd tracks..and on pause it will not hold the exact portion of the cd only the chapter but I use it strictly for the kitchen (inside a cabinet garage) to listen to books on tape while cooking etc. so sound quality is not of the greatest importance. I replaced an older sony model with this unit and if the other model played mp3's I would have gotten the same model again as the sound quality was better and the remote worked better as well. If you don't need to play cassettes there are other much smaller units that sound better and play all types of discs...but this is about the best you will find that does it all at this time.

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I bought this from a big box mart store at $40 less than the price here. I'm impressed and super pleased with my purchase. CD, cassette, radio and it can run on batteries if need be. It's compact, has a nice handle and very portable when on the go. It sounds great (has mega bass). I'd recommend it to anyone that needs a small, portable cd and cassette player. Just buy it for $50 instead of $90

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Sony Portable Digital Tuner AM/FM Radio Tape Cassette Recorder & CD Player Mega Bass Reflex Stereo Sound System with Program, Shuffle, Repeat, 20 Track RMS Programming, 30 Presets, LCD Display, Auto Scan Tuning & Audio in Jack to Connect any iPod, iPhon...Only thing good I can say about this radio is that it does work. But the sound quality is awful, in all formats. I got this for my wife to use at yoga, but one can't even understand the words it has so much background noise & hiss. I bought a 1970ish straight radio at a yard sale & it sounds so much better. No excuse for the sound quality not to be better on the Sony radio no less some 40yrs later. Should have returned it but was so confident in Sony I threw away the box & packing, then heard radio after wife got home & was so angry I just threw my hands up. Always had good luck with Sony but never again. So maybe you should listen to one first or just go with another kind. I realize this sounds angry but have had time to think it over, so decided to try to help others if possible, especially right before Christmas. Good luck