Sony CFDG70

Pros: Great sound. Excellent smooth bass.

Cons: Tiny display. Not backlit. Radio stations do not stay memorized.

The Bottom Line: Sound and looks were great. The radio would LOSE your preset radio stations everytime you unplugged it. If you can live with that, it's great otherwise.

Review: I owned this boombox for almost a year. I loved the sound of it. It had one quirk which finally led me to get rid of mine.

This unit featured a CD player, cassette deck, and digital tuner with remote.

There is a left and right...

Pros: AWESOME SOUND MP3 CAPABILITY BASS BASS BASS

Cons: SIZE IS HUGE SYSTEM IS A BIT HEAVY LCD is small and has no backlight

The Bottom Line: Get this and you will be happy.

Review: If you are looking for a seriously capable and powerful boombox, then you can end your search now. This system is the Loudest and the most versatile I have seen yet. It can play CD-R, CD-RW, CD mp3 and even directly connect to an mp3 player and...

Pros: POWERFUL sound quality 5 good presets including rock BASS is awesome and deep

Cons: The red light is a turnoff for some, but I love it Heavy

Review: The Sony Xplod boombox is the perfect sound machine and it has the ability to read MP3 CD which is something the last Xplod couldn't do. It can play CD-R and CD-RW and tapes even. The thing gets really loud and the bass doesn't distort-it sounds...

Pros: LOUD as hell, LINE IN, plays CASSETTES (yes, I KNOW I am OLD)

Cons: no BACKLIGHT, no SECOND LINE IN, no 8 TRACK PLAYER

The Bottom Line: LOUD box w/ CD/CASS./LINE IN for your iPOD, look no further. However, buy a long extension cord (this monster DEVOURS batts) and a flashlight to see the LCD.

Review: If you are looking for wattage...this is the most powerful boombox you will likely find. No other box sports as much output or has SEPERATE DRIVERS like this unit.
...Still have your old archived radio shows/mixes/lost classics not available on...

Pros: Incredibly clear, powerful sound, massive bass output for a small unit, auxillary line-in ability

Cons: Archaic mechanical tape operation buttons, no LCD screen back-light, eats batteries - lots of em.

The Bottom Line: If your looking for a portable system with sound clarity, high volume and room filling sound, look no further, the Sony G-70 is your answer.

Review: The Sony G-70 is quite possibly the baddest, best sound boom box on the market today.
With its 3 separate amplifiers, each driving their own set of speakers, one amp runs the main mid-range speakers, one runs the tweeters and one 12watt amp...