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Insignia™ - Tabletop FM/HD Radio - Black
Model:NS-HDRAD2
SKU:4888900
User rating, 4.2 out of 5 stars with 1028 reviews.
4.2(1,028 Reviews)- 74 Answered Questions
Highly rated by customers for: Sound quality, Reception, Stations
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Description
Choose this Insignia HD tabletop radio to access a variety of HD programming. This compact digital radio fits well on a slim shelf or tabletop, and its 3.5mm jacks let you connect headphones or other audio devices. This Insignia HD tabletop radio has a large display screen that shows you song, artist and station information as you listen.
Features
LCD display
Features continuous backlighting for easy viewing.
Auxiliary input
Enables you to connect a wide range of audio devices.
FM tuner (No AM Radio)
Lets you listen to your favorite stations. Receives additional HD2/HD3 without a subscription.
Telescopic antenna
Promotes optimal performance.
Built-in speaker
Delivers powerful audio.
Program info
Displays song title, artist name and station ID on your radio display.
Digital Sound
Provides you with CD-like audio quality.
Powered by an AC adapter (included) or 4 AA batteries (not included)
Allowing you to listen to music at home or on the go.
What's Included
- AC power adapter
- Owner's manual
- Tabletop FM/HD Radio
Manuals & Guides
- User Manual (PDF)
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Q: QuestionWill this radio get AM stations
Asked by Pharrity.
- A:Answer This radio does not get AM statins.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionWhen it's tuned to an hd2 station and I turn it off, the next time I turn it on, it's not on the same station as before. Very frustrating. Is there a fix?
Asked by Pathomw.
- A:Answer i totally agree with this criticism
Answered by rich
Q: QuestionIs this radio battery operated only?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer No, it comes with an adapter also.
Answered by MICKEYMOUSE53
Q: QuestionPicks up both HD and none HD?
Asked by Mike.
- A:Answer It only picks up FM and FM HD.
Answered by jamesmay
Q: QuestionDoes this radio pick up HD1 as well as HD2 and 3?
Asked by Mander.
- A:Answer Mine does.
Answered by MICKEYMOUSE53
Q: QuestionDoes this radio have a way to save stations in memory or just listen to the one currently tuned in?
Asked by Dm.
- A:Answer Yes, it has 20 memory presets. I have two Insignia HD radios and a SPARC HD Radio. The SPARC is junk...Insignia is the best. One Insignia has lasted over six years. Hope this helps.
Answered by Lynnie
Q: QuestionWhy does the Preset feature always default to the highest number -- the absolute last station saved instead of moving to the next in the lineup? E.g, I'm listening to the 3rd one, I hit preset + and instead of it moving to the 4th one, it jumps to 20.
Asked by MustHaveMusic.
- A:Answer It's not you, just a bad design. I presume that it wasn't spec'd to operate like this but bad code found its way into the product, no one tested it, they made a million, and we are stuck with a 'broken' radio. Feeling your pain mate :(
Answered by tounginglinguists
Q: QuestionMy friend Bob bought this radio to pick up 106.1 from Bangor, Maine, but he lives an hour away and it won't come in. Do you have any answers for him?
Asked by Bob.
- A:Answer If you haven't given up yet, I'll try to keep it simple. I don't know the hight of 106.1s transmitter antenna but due to the curvature of the earth and FM signals don't bend they travel in strait lines, from a 500 foot tower the radio horizon would be about 30 miles, give or take the terrain If he lives an hour from Bangor you didn't say which direction, 50 miles is over the horizon. Sorry, you could try raising the receiver 200 or 300 feet, tower & antenna mountains count if you are on the Bangor side of the mountain otherwise they just get in the way or cause reflections. Now failing that. Does Bob have access to the internet? most radio stations stream their program content live or old shows on podcast repeats. Logitech used to manufacture an internet receiver, plug it in to your router and you have over 10,000 radio sites world wide, If you didn't want to tie up your computer listening to the radio. Good luck, Dave__________
Answered by Dave
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