I can no longer get AM. FM is fine. I have the Boston Acoustics Recepter Radio.

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Posted on Nov 30, 2007

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Posted on Jan 29, 2010

SOURCE: How do I buy the orig. Boston Acoustics Receptor radio (not HD)?

Our original Recepter (green display) broke down and we couldn't find a new one anywhere. We bought a Recepter HD on e-bay, but this is a completely different product in the same package. Our tradition recepter is one of the best electronic products we've ever had - our new recepter HD is no more than mediocre and a big dissapointment with poor reception (our favorite station - loud and clear on the original model - has now vanished completely into the noise with the HD.

Anonymous

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Posted on Feb 20, 2010

SOURCE: My speaker set up boston acoustics ba7500 will'nt

The Guys at Boston Acoustics helped me get my speakers to work. The Boston BA7500 speakers are coaxial digital speakers so you need a digital output on your sound card. Analog will NOT work. My new HP Pavilion has a Realtek sound card with a digitial RCA plug output. I had to go to Amazon and get a male RCA to 1/8" Stereo Mini Female adapter plug. I just pluged it in and configured my sound card to 16 bit 48 khz output to the RCA output and everything works great. The speakers sound better then ever, great for 10 year old speakers! They sound better then anything I have seen avalable today. The guys at Boston were the only guys that helped with getting this to work! Thanks again to them and Amazon has every type of adapter plug you may need. Good luck.

Rick

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Posted on Sep 16, 2010

SOURCE: Unit looses time

I just received a email from BA re this issue. They were amazingly prompt and friendly. Here is what I was advised to do:

"One thing to try is to let the radio recalibrate itself, this is done by leaving the unit completely unpowered and unplugged for 48 hours to let the cap drain and the unit will recalibrate itself"

The Knight

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Posted on Feb 29, 2012

SOURCE: user's manual for boston acoustics tveem25b-01201

Hello
Try these links to get the user manual to your device.
http://www.bostonacoustics.ca/PDFs/tvee_man.pdf
http://www.mccshh.com/pdf/Designer_Month_Mar2012.pdf

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