Name: DigitRadio 20 CD
Brand: TechniSat
SKU: 8990131
Price: 151.5 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.65 (23 reviews)

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The DigitRadio 20 is the perfect DAB+ radio for all those who have very little storage space available, for example in the kitchen. The radio can be elegantly used as a substructure kitchen radio and thus saves valuable space on the shelf or on the shelves. (mounting accessories are included in the scope of delivery). In the kitchen, the device shines with a timer for time recording when preparing meals. But the DigitRadio 20 also cuts a fine figure in other rooms with its stylish OLED display and aluminium rotary controls. Of course the radio can also be used free-standing. Via the antenna connection, the device can be extended with an external antenna for even better reception.

Receive classic FM radio stations in your reception area. Via RDS (Radio Data System) you also receive extended broadcast information and alternative additional frequencies to the FM radio station you are listening to.

DAB+ digital radio is noise-free radio with extremely robust reception. In contrast to the regionally limited VHF programme offer, DAB+ offers many nationwide radio programmes in best digital quality. There are also numerous regionally broadcast stations.

Control and adjust treble and bass manually to achieve an individual and optimal mixing of the sound.

DigitRadio 20 CD

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Used and tested stands for products that are as good as new but may have minor damage to appearance, functionality or packaging.

Condition	Used, tested by Galaxus
Appearance	Slight traces of use
Functioning	Flawless functioning
Packaging	Slight traces of use
Scope of delivery	Completely TechniSat DigitRadio 20 CD (DAB+, FM)
Statutory warranty	24 months

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