Bose PM-1 Portable CD Player | 
 enlarge | Brand: Bose
Category: CE
Buy New: $139.99
New (1) Used (3) from $35.00
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 26414
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 18.4
Dimensions (in): 6 x 6 x 1
MPN: PM-1
Model: PM-1
UPC: 017817343558
EAN: 0017817343558
ASIN: B000AMZC1K
Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days
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Product Description
Enjoy your favorite music on the go. Play CDs with anti-skip protection. Advance, shuffle and return to tracks the easy-to-read LCD screen displays track name, track time and volume level. Whats in box: Bose CD Player (NEW) Owner's Manual/Warranty Info 2 AA Batteries Limited Quantity. Get yours now!
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 Sorriest Excuse For A CD Player That There Ever Was!!! June 28, 2007
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
When I Purchased My Quite Comfort 3 Noise Cancelling Headphones Form Bose I Was Really Impressed. So I Figured That If The Headphones Was Amazing, The CD Player Had To Be Too. Man Was I Wrong. Ok I Purchasede My First One From eBay For Like 60 Buck's Including Shipping. So When I Got It In The Mail I Put The Batteries In And Started Using. So About A Month Passes And One Day I Go To Put A CD In, It Won't Do Anything. So I Change The Batteries, Nothing. I Must Have Tried I Know Two Hours I Know Trying To Fix It. So Anyway I Think Well Mabe I Just Got A Bad One, So I Go On Amazon This time And Find Another One For Like 50 Buck's. I Get It In The Mail And Basicly The Same Thing Happens To It About Two Months Later. I've Had Alot Of CD Players, And Usually One Lasts Me On The Average 1 To 2 Years. Never Have I Had One Do This. I Currnetly Have A 16 Dollar One I Bought From Wal-mart. It's A Shame When One That Costs 16 Dollars Is Better That A 60 Dollar One. I Like Bose, They Are A Great Company And Have Very High Quality Products, But This Is One That They Should Really Be Ashamed Off. They Can Do Alot Better Than That.
It's worth what you pay for it: $30. April 30, 2007
15 out of 17 found this review helpful
Most folks don't know that really fine CD Players cost $1000 or more, because of the complicated audio technology actually required to make a "musical device" as opposed to a jog-along laser box. For under $150, there are some outstanding portable players. But that's all they are. High-quality portable players; not audiophile sound gear. With the $400 Bose headphones, which are precise but not especially musical, try a high-end tube headphone amplifier. Once you hear what is really on the CD, and what the earphones can do, you'll be in the market for a high-end tube CD player in the $500 to $1000 range. Just because it's "Bose" doesn't mean it's worth any more than a good Sony or Panasonic walkman. And Bose disowned and discontinued this CD Player very quickly. For the benefit of the justly disgruntled buyer, in tiny print in the manual Bose recommends 6V DC 350MA AC ADAPTER.
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Not worth owning - even if it's free!! March 30, 2006
26 out of 28 found this review helpful
I got the Bose CD Player "free" with the Bose headphones I purchased. I've exchanged the CD player 3 times and the most recent one I got is not worth what I've spent in batteries to keep it going! I can get about an hour and a half on any battery I've tried (and I've tried many!!). There is no included AC adaptor and the (practically useless) manual included with it does not tell you what type of AC adaptor you need to use with it. The CDs skip when doing anything other than walking gently (even in the No Skip mode) - I don't jog, but have tried using it doing yardwork (blowing leaves, raking grass, mowing). The skips are unbearable. I have a really cheap $20 portable CD that I now use with my $400.00 Bose headphones!
 QUALITY ALWAYS WINS October 9, 2005
12 out of 18 found this review helpful
TESTED AND OWNED MANY BUT THIS IS THE BEST OF THE BEST EASY TO OPERATE NO COMLICATED KNOBS OR BUTTONS JUST PURE CRISP SOUND THE WAY MUSIC SHOULD BE..................
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