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I was very pleased with the quick delivery of this product.arrived in the estimated time and exactly as described.The only problem was the FM radio had poor reception and i will have to send for an indoor antenna, which is no big deal.
When shown the Bose Wave, they have said they will get themselves one. I had been on ever since. This item was a thrill for the whole family. They could not wait to set it up. Visitors have asked where the great sound is coming from.
The Bose remote only has a few buttons (there are no controls on the unit itself) making it very self explanatory (play/pause, stop/eject, seek/track and volume are your options for playing a cd).The alarm feature is also something I use all the time. Just slide your cd in and it's ready to go. It's great.Several of my friends thought I was crazy to spend this amount of money on a stereo unit. The sound quality is amazing, everything comes through crystal clear (even when played very loud). I use it every day and I love it. There aren't a million buttons to fiddle with like on other stereo units (I am sure there are people who like all those buttons, but that's all a bit much for me).
I say it is worth every penny. I have had my Bose Wave Music System for just under a year and am still impressed with it. I have hooked my Bose up so that the television plays through the AUX as well, making watching movies so much nicer.The biggest pro for me is how easy it is to use. Set the time you want to wake up and to what you want to wake up to (radio or cd).
it is so easy to program it makes waking up early in the morning fun. this works best in a small room. my favorite feature to this radio tho is the alarm clock. like whatsoever.
the clarity of the fm radio itself is very good also. i got 2 remotes with mine so thats nice, but i still wish it had some buttons on it somewhere. works perfectly in my little room. but i would still recommend this. the cd player works really good although i dont use it since i have an ipod. (for 500 dollars it better) my pops bought it for his home stereo system but i guess he saw it didnt put out as much sound as he thought so he brought it in the basement and put this 500 dollar radio in the drawer where it probably would have stayed until i seen it and brought it upstairs to my room.
i have it hooked up to my x360 and it sounds really nice. i can hook my ipod to this without the docking station that bose sells, but it wont charge your ipod or any mp3 for that matter because it plugs in the auxiliary spot. if you want to hook this up to any of your equipment make sure to buy an a/v cord that will plug in the back because this dont come with one. as long as you dont expect a very loud sound system you should be good. this radio/alarm clock/cd player works really good. its compact so i can put it any where and it dont weigh a lot neither.
the only thing i dont like is the fact it dont have any buttons on the device itself.
Here's my two cents: I have my Wave on top of one of two 20-year old large walnut speakers (left from a discarded stereo system)which I use as pedastals. I've noticed the different opinions offered here about music quality and music systems. While the bass from the Bose will never match that of my stereo, I have had guests who thought the Bose sound was coming through the SPEAKERS. I've had my Wave for almost 4 years. It's been everything I hoped for, from sound quality to ease of use. They accomodated my taste for Led Zeppelin, Allman Brothers, Roxy Music etc.
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