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EXPLORER 1 BLACK
- Crosley Explorer tabletop sound system
- The successful launch of Explorer I by NASA on February 1, 1958, marked the USAs official entry in the space race, a water shed moment of pride for all Americans. In its early days, the satellite was strictly a government property; today they contribute to the public sector in all areas of communications-including radio.
- AroundSound system in stereo supported by THREE speakers and ported bass for incredible out of the box sound
- Digital AM/FM tuner
- Compatible with satellite radio leader XM Satellite Radio that provides over 150 digital radio channels of commercial-free music and premier news, sports, talk, traffic and weather (XM $12.95 monthly service subscription sold separately. XM service only available in the 48 contiguous United States)
- Antenna sold separately
- Portable Audio Ready for amplification of CD, MP3, and video players, as well as computers
- Dual independent tone or music alarms
- 60 Station presets (20 each AM/FM/XM)
- Bass and treble controls
- Ported bass response
- Auxiliary output
- Headphone jack
- Toggle menu
- Ultra compact remote control with hidden storage
- 72 Hour battery backup, built-in
- High visibility backlit digital display face
- Handcrafted wooden cabinet with beveled aluminum accents
- Black
CR224BK
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| This product was added to our catalog on Monday 01 January, 2007. |
