Review on 🔊 Philips AZ700T Bluetooth CD Soundmachine: Portable Boombox with USB, FM Radio, Digital Display, Presets & Remote Control by Justin Gore

I was very lucky to get a Philips sound machine to play my CDs on. I received the device last Thursday 25th June 2020. After listening only to the SPA channel on Sirius/XM for 16 years, I canceled my subscription in early May 2020 because Sirius had discontinued the SPA channel, which aired Ambient, New Age, and Native American Soft. Music. (They now have a Calm channel that plays different music.) With around 2,000 genres consisting of New Age, Ambient, Native American, and a few classic CDs, I wanted a system that could play my CDs and play music. the best quality of this music. The acoustics are terrible. There is no way to deepen the base. A button (DBB?) appears; but that doesn't help. sound "cloudy" and "metallic"; no clear crisp sound. This unit definitely does not have stereo sound, which is what I found out after reading about the product. There were no instructions worth mentioning. The brochure that came with the device is primarily about Blue Tooth. I don't care about the Blue Tooth feature! Bought this CD player. The default is set to "Rock" and cannot be changed. I don't listen to rock 'n' roll! If there is such a thing as a digital tuner, it doesn't work. This unit does not do justice to my favorite actors (Enya, Suzanne Siana, Mannhiem Steamroller, David Arkenston, Kamal, Kitaro, Ryan Farish, Karolos Nakai, Joanne Shannendoa, Stephen Halpern, 2002, Anugama, Richard Bone, John Michal Jarre). I only tested one song from the CD written by each of the artists listed above. Every time I paused and stopped the song, it sounded amazing. It was the first time I bought an electronic device over the internet: I will never, ever again. As a result, I still don't have a stereo to play my CDs with the sound ambient, new age, and classical music deserve. I am sorry that I bought this device.