We’ve all owned things that bring on a smile just from looking at, or holding, or listening to them. The Tivoli Audio® PAL®(Portable Audio Laboratory®) radio is, for many of our customers, one of those things.

Originally conceived as a portable version of the benchmark Tivoli Audio Model One™ table radio, the PAL radio has taken on a personality all its own. “You won’t believe how great the speakers are on these portable AM/FM radios. You can hook up your CD or MP3 player to share your music with your friends. They’re design marvels, acoustically and aesthetically.” (Oprah Magazine)

The PAL radio has a friendly exterior, with its small stance, simple controls and weather-resistant, rubberized cabinet that comes in any of four colors. But the PAL radio offers the same technological feature set as the Model One radio: a frequency contouring circuit for musically accurate tonal balance, 5:1 analog tuning dial, and the power to clearly deliver stations that elude many high-priced component systems. Its built-in NiMH battery recharges whenever the PAL radio is plugged in, and delivers up to 16 hours* of playback at a time. “Tivoli Audio’s PAL offers arguably the finest sound and reception possible from a portable radio.” (House & Garden)

As with all Tivoli Audio products, the PAL radio is compatible with iPod and other players.

Telescoping FM antenna, built-in AM antenna, NiMH battery pack, and AC adapter/charger included. One year warranty.

* Playback time varies depending on volume level

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I have an RCA mp3 player of 4GB. I had like 600 songs in there and once all of them disappeared. I checked it through two different computers and any of them found the songs. However, I can’t put many songs in there because computers and player shows that 72 percent of the memory is being used, which means that the memory card recognizes the existence of the files but the player doesn’t. Someone said that it could be a virus and that I need the components of the player. Does anyone know what to do or have had the same problem?

Wish you understood my English.

go to rca.com select your player and download the latest firmware update and you should be fine, you might loose the songs you have there, but if you think about it you cant get to them now anyway, so try it

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