CD Soundmachine

Just started using, several months later...major reason for purchase: The Cassette Player... since retro has made a comeback, (plus I do not need to convert my Cassettes to Digital) Re: Turntables, keep it up Philips, 'CHOICE' is everything...and Older Folk do matter...too!

I was dismayed when my old cassette player died - mind you it was about 30 years old. However, I was overjoyed to find that Philips still produced one. Hotfooted it to the store and the salesman didn't even have to do a hard sell. Brought it home and was thrilled at the sound quality. For such a small machine the sound is clear and brilliant. The radio tuning is easy and all buttons/tuning etc very good.

it was really great for me to buy this CD and Cassette Player, and use it a lot. it plays all the cds, and music cassettes very well, and the sound quality is great,its very easy to use,both on mains electricity, and on batteries,and the radio is also great to listen to as well.

Its a great piece of kit , the sound is quality and its very portable which is what i needed especially with two teenagers in the house always borrowing it. Its compact and fits on the worktop with ease.

It’s a bit lightweight and mainly plastic so not too robust. I bought it for my husband to listen to tapes so it’s good for that . Easy to use and was a good price

Fairly good machine for the money. Shame that Philips has skimped on not putting a phones outlet and a proper radio dial possibly by using the same digital display as for CD playing.