Emerson HD7188 - WST CD Players
Emerson HD7188 - WST CD Players
USER REVIEWS
[May 18, 2013]
Esther Curtis
Casual Listener
This product did not work for me. It lasted for a few years, but for as much as I paid, I expect better. Working one minute, then quit upon restarting. I know that companies build their products to decay and break key components within months of the warranty wearing out. That's dishonest, and Emerson is no different, sad to say. . |
[Nov 30, 1999]
Martha
Audio Enthusiast
Strength:
The fact that you can use this CD player where ever there is a an FM radio available. Great sound. I have not ever had the player skip and I drive on dirt and very bumpy roads.
Weakness:
There is no resume button so that when you turn the player off, the next time you listen to it, it starts the CD completly over. Also, if you are using the CD player in a car, sometimes you have to change the station the CD player is tuned into. This is a great CD player if you have only stereos with FM radios with which to transmit the sound through. The only downfall is that sometimes you have to fool with the tuning to get it to come in perfect. |
[Aug 04, 1999]
Bryan Ziegler
a Casual Listener
As far as I know this product is the only wireless portable car cd player. Rather than having to use a tape adapter for signal transmision to listen to cd's, it does this all through wireless digital tramission. The price ranges anywhere from $60 - $80 depending upon where you go. |