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How do these two MP3 boomboxes compare?


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My ORITRON MP3 boombox is not working correctly any more so I need a new
MP3 boombox. I am mainly considering the RCA RCD148 and the Panasonic
RX-D29.

How do these compare? What is the maximum number of tracks and
directories each can access? What is the minimum bit rate they can play
back? Do either of them have the ability to go back 30 to 60 seconds in
a MP3 file? Which one has the better display? Thank you in advance for
all replies.
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interesting. i'd still like an ifp-790 with speakers, and maybe a bit
better FM section. nothing out there.

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I don't think, that the iRiver PMP-120, which as much as I know isn't
avaialbe yet can do time shifting. But one could describe it as a
boombox with a screen. It has a built-in speaker and a built-in FM
tuner.

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The IFP-790 can do timeshifting.
I would hesitate in calling it a boombox.
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If it worked on batteires that would be even better. how about FM
Timeshifting to mp3?

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If anyone here wants an MP3 box with boooom, try the Cambridge
Soundworx CD-740. It's sound is quite impressive.

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Don't forget Sony has a new MP3 boombox. The problem with it,
like most boomboxes nowadays, that there is no "boom" in the box.
They are all way too small to produce good sound. My almost 10
year old portable Sony 6+1 CD changer boombox still has far
superior sound than most boomboxes released today.

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