gsbadbmr said:I would suggest a Lasonic i931
Lasonic I931BTQ or if you can get an Altec Lansing around $150 no Bluetooth though but awesome sound and only 8 D cell batteries that last forever 
. The Lasonic seems to have a nice set of features (bluetooth is great), but reviews on sound quality seem to be mixed. Will it sound good for listening to classical music in a fairly quiet setting? 
baddboybill said:Lasonic is a great deal and sound is not that bad despite what others have said. Plus I've seen them selling for $120 shipped now as well
these don't sound bad and at full volume will make you leave the room loudness wise ,now if you are an audiophile forget it 
i know people who listen to classical music often and they pay big money for sound quality but classical sounds good on just about anything 
go figure .
hemiguy2006 said:Go with the altec.
Big sound little package. Remote capable and will fill a 300 sq ft rm like a home stereo would.
Sound quality is superb
Lasonic has the classic retro look and it gets quite loud but sound quality is not as good.
baddboybill said:hollyrockets said:
hollyrockets said:baddboybill said:hollyrockets said:
Oh. I missed that part. HEHE! Sorry!
Um.... but wait. Have you listened to classical with one? I know they're all about bass...
I tried listening to Enigma and it really was just to much bass. Hey but the M70 is awesome idea but very expensive 
kaboom has bad sound for classical music Holly. [/quote][/quote] I tried listening to Enigma and it really was just to much bass. Hey but the M70 is awesome idea but very expensive 
Another $50, and you can get the TDK A73 from Amazon.com. Just another option.greenjelly01 said:Thanks for the responses
Any experiences with the Panasonic RX-D55GC-K Boombox ?
Dream specs: Good sound, remote, usb flash, bluetooth, portable with rechargeable batteries
Skip the imt810. 
