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Question: Where can I get a manual for my coby 3 band fm/am/noaa digital radio?
Document: I bought my Coby CX789 Digital radio at Hastings for $19.99. I was happy with the price but the negative factors about this radio outweigh the good ones.As a few other reviewers have mentioned, the FM reception is poor, and to pick up FM 94.5, it must be set at 94.6. Also, the recption on the Weather Band is filled with static. Only the AM stations come in satisfactorily.
That said, I also cannot complain about FM. The reception is good. I'd rather not even have the weather band so that I could just toggle between AM & FM but that's no big deal to me. The fact that the unit requires 3 D batteries is a plus because they last much longer than if the unit used AA's.
this radio is not worth the money it sells for. compaired to my 15 year old am/fm radio. it does'nt come close. i can not get a single am station. and this was the reason i responded to the add. save your money.
The built-in speaker sounds good for a portable radio, just don't expect wonders. There is a DX/Local switch for reception, but I really wouldn't know how to test it (and the manual doesn't explain it). There are sleep and snooze buttons, so this radio can be used as an alarm clock as well (though the display's viewing angles probably require you to get the time itself from a different clock).
I've had this for several months now and it has performed well. I was tired of dial type tuning. I live in a big metropolitan area with lots and lots of choices for radio listening on the am and on the fm. Most of the dial type tuning makes is very hard to find the station. I wondered why radios are so behind with regard to digital tuning. Set up was easy. Now, I just push a preset button and it brings me my am or fm station of choice instantly!
Reception, the single most important thing, is absolutely excellent on the FM band (with the antenna fully extended). I was able to pick up a distant station even my car's radio could only get intermittently with ease (after correctly positioning the antenna) I believe it is good on the weather band, but I'm not sure how to judge signal strength on that band. I do get an extra channel on that band I didn't get on another weather radio, and better reception on the channel the other radio got.
The Silver COBY Digital Tuning AM/FM/NOAA alarm clock radio is an unbelievable buy.The radio's mono & sterio sound is INCREDIBLE!The AM/FM/NOAA band pick up is the best I have ever seen or heard.The COBY Radio outperforms comparable devices cost 20 times as much.
I purchased 2 digital radios at the same time, the other being the Sangean PR-D7. Both work fine. This one has much more treble than the Sangean - it has a brighter sound. It's good to have the weather radio band included in it also.At first I thought I didn't like it because it was picking up noise from somewhere. I finally found it was coming from the monitor (display) of my computer when it is OFF!!
I planned to use this radio mostly for AM and liked the digital tuning and memory feature, but I returned it. I live within city limits of a major city and the radio was fine for the high power stations with clear voice quality. However, for the lower power stations that come in clear on other radios in the house the reception was full of static and really not usable. I didn't try the FM band so can't provide a review on that.
I ordered this to get some ethnic stations in the area, but there wasn't much available. I had to return it for that reason ... but the radio itself was working fine. Probably a typical Coby product .. simple with plastic-y material. I didn't have much time to use it so can't say how it would be long term.
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