Hello. I had the C. Crane ccRadio from the early 2000s in black. A good, solid table top radio for my den that sounded great, especially for talk and sports radio. Its LED read-out, however, began to fail after a few years, but I limped along with it. Then, the station preset memory buttons on top began to fail as well. I still limped along with it, but finally splurged and purchased a new one, the 2E in silver, last year for around $175 or so from Amazon. I just like the model, even though I don't trust its features to last long-term from my initial experience. So far, so good, with the new replacement model, however, and I love that it all works as it should once again.
I have been looking for something that has the functionality of the Pure Evoke 3, eg pause & remind live radio / programmable recording / MP3 player, but there seems to be absolutely nothing like it.
00:36 5⃣ Sangean PR-D15: geni.us/7IkT
02:23 4⃣ Tecsun PL880: geni.us/x4l0L0
04:12 3⃣ Roberts Rev-Uno Retro: geni.us/xziu
05:38 2⃣ C. Crane CCRadio-2E: geni.us/AnQT7tO
07:27 1⃣ Tivoli Audio PAL BT: geni.us/jrBy44B
Hello. I had the C. Crane ccRadio from the early 2000s in black. A good, solid table top radio for my den that sounded great, especially for talk and sports radio. Its LED read-out, however, began to fail after a few years, but I limped along with it. Then, the station preset memory buttons on top began to fail as well. I still limped along with it, but finally splurged and purchased a new one, the 2E in silver, last year for around $175 or so from Amazon. I just like the model, even though I don't trust its features to last long-term from my initial experience. So far, so good, with the new replacement model, however, and I love that it all works as it should once again.
I have been looking for something that has the functionality of the Pure Evoke 3, eg pause & remind live radio / programmable recording / MP3 player, but there seems to be absolutely nothing like it.
Ccrane EP is the best
Most of these radios are mono. So why call them stereos?
Helpful hint: look up how to pronounce Tivoli.