Sangean WR-16SE AM/FM/Bluetooth/Aux-in/USB Phone Charging 45th Anniversary Special Edition Wooden Cabinet Radio (Dark Walnut with Rose Gold)
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Pattern: Cabinet Radio
Color: Rose Gold/Dark Walnut
Features
- Am/ Fm Analog Radio With Built-In Bluetooth Technology Version 4.1 Class Ii Wireless Audio Streaming
- Soft And Precise Vernier Tuning With Tuning And Band Indicators
- Deep Bass Compensation For Rich Bass With A 3 Inch 10 Watts Full Range Speaker
- Auxiliary Input For Additional Audio Sources, Like Mp3 And Cd Players.
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"Meet the Sangean’s 45th Anniversary Special Edition WR-16! Much has changed in 45 years, but not Sangean’s commitment to designing and manufacturing the best radios there isto offer. With worldwide recognition for superior sound quality, performance, features and durability, the WR-16SE exemplifies Sangean’s promise for true excellence. The WR-16SE is designed using a solid walnut veneer finish matched with rose gold plates and crowned with a silk screened 45th anniversary logo. The minimalistic and elegant design of just three dialknobs makes volume adjustment, AM/FM/BT/AUX selection, and precise tuning easier than ever. "
Brand: Sangean
Color: Rose Gold/Dark Walnut
Special Feature: Built-In AM Antenna
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Auxiliary, USB
Product Dimensions: 9.4"L x 6.75"W x 4.62"H
Tuner Technology: FM, AM
Style: WR-16SE
Power Source: Corded Electric
Radio Bands Supported: AM/FM
Included Components: Owner's Manual
Product Dimensions: 9.4 x 6.75 x 4.62 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Item model number: WR-16SE
Date First Available: November 1, 2019
Manufacturer: Sangean
Country of Origin: China
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Pattern: Cabinet Radio
Color: Walnut
Buying something as simple as a basic radio is much harder than it needs to be because there isn't any real way to get a side by side comparison without buying both, which is exactly what I ended up doing. I will try to avoid repeating other reviews as most of them are pretty accurate. Here is the outcome: THE TIVOLI MODEL ONE I had been checking out the Model One for a few years and love the minimalist aesthetic but not the maximalist price so I got a used one on auctionbay. Although it was in good condition, it did need some work. First thing it needed was new feet. The Model One comes with stick-on silicon rubber feet and mine was missing one as they come off very easily. I installed a set of screw-on rubber feet. The tuner had the crackling and drifting issues complained about in so many reviews so I cleaned the tuning capacitor where the rotating shaft goes into it with some contact cleaner. Problem solved, but probably not permanently. There is also a feint but noticeable low level hum through the speaker even when it is off which seems to be another common problem. This appears to be due to an inadequate power filter circuit. Using an external power supply solved that problem. Although the radio functioned properly now I was still not satisfied with it and decided to check out the Sangean. THE SANGEAN WR-16 I purchased WR-16 brand new because of the very reasonable price. It has built in Bluetooth which works seamlessly. I have read complaints about the Bluetooth sound level but I found that when the volume on my Pixel I XL was all the way up sound is equal to the radio. The Sangean is slightly larger than the Model One, has more thoughtful touches such as rounded corners on its cabinet and a backlit tuning scale which makes it much easier to see, especially in the dark. It also has lighted mode indicators that show up nicely in daylight but are bright in the darkness. The Sangean also has those stick-on feet which I will eventually replace. Which brings us to the "booming" sound so many people complain about. The Sangean has a bass compensation circuit which raises bass levels slightly as volume is decreased and has a rear-firing bass port whereas the Tivoli has a down-firing port. This gives music more of a full sound on the Sangean but talk stations can suffer a bit. Some people recommend stuffing a piece of cloth or a cotton ball in the port to de-bass it. If it is really an issue for you try covering it with heavy tape. That worked the best to attenuate the bass. I ultimately decided to leave the bass port alone as the difference between the two radios is much less than I expected from other reviews. I noticed no difference in sound with the radio close to the wall but placing it in a corner will likely make it boomier. THE WINNER The WR-16 won the contest in every way, or it's more accurate to say the Model One lost in every way. The Tivoli's brutally minimalist design, it's main feature, is also it's downfall because that philosophy unfortunately extends to it's internals, with cheap components on minimally engineered circuitry. Disappointing, especially for the price. The Sangean has better quality components with the speaker being obviously better and has a much more sophisticated power filtering circuit with no unwanted humming or hissing. The cabinets of both units are laminated MDF, not solid wood but there is more craftsmanship and thoughtful design with the Sangean. For people who only ever listen to talk radio, must have that particular aesthetic, and don't care about value, the Tivoli might be the choice. Otherwise you are paying a lot for brand identity hype and getting little else in return. The Sangean is about half the price and easily doubles the value.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2020 by Roller Roller
Pattern: Cabinet Radio
Color: Rose Gold/Dark Walnut
The media could not be loaded. I read a ton of reviews for this before i ordered it. I am happy with my purchase. Some said their Sangean was not real wood. This rose gold and walnut IS true and genuine walnut and metal. The weight of this radio is substantial. The speaker is high quality. It actually sounds better than my old Bose speakers, which i could hook up to this if i wanted, but find it unnecessary. The dial is so satisfying to turn, especially if you are into vintage and retro things. The reception upon first try is great! I did employ the radio antenna wire they included. The Sangean picked up our local public radio station just fine, which is actually located about 60 miles from where i am. I purchased this solely to listen to classical radio at the shop. Goal attained :) However, if i wanted, the Bluetooth works great, and i even plugged my ipad into the aux port so i could listen to podcasts. Sound is clear and easy to understand. I had no feeling of too much bass, as others mentioned in their reviews. Also, i have not found it to lose signal at all once tuned in. Admittedly, the public radio station needs a little finesse to tune into initially, but once i am there, it sticks. I can turn it off and on again, and the station stays tuned in. I have not found anything negative about this radio. It's simple, solid, stylish, and aesthetically pleasing in every way. This is brand new to me, so if anything changes i will update. I received nothing for this review...just sharing my experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2023 by OneWiseWoman
Pattern: Cabinet Radio
Color: Rose Gold/Dark Walnut
Great great little radio. Good looking design and all of the controls have a nice solid quality feel. Nice “wood” cabinet. Both AM and FM reception are good and the sound quality is great with just the right amount of bass. Easy connected to bluetooth with no issues or drops. Plugged it in to an external outlet that runs to an AM transmitter to broadcast to old AM radios. No hum with great sound quality. (Several other radios and bluetooth receivers produced a hum when paired to my transmitter). My only negative is no tone control. Overall considering everything, exceeded my expectations for the price. Definitely do not regret my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2023 by Steven I Shanofski