The DPR-69 is a prime example of this trend. It's a mono speaker unit heavy on the white plastic and intended no doubt to be reminiscent of the transistor radios of a certain proportion of the population's youth. It's an approach that may pay off, but it also leaves those who grew up in the more recent past out in the cold. Everything on the DRP-69 is controlled via face buttons, most of which are fairly small and frankly rather indistinct.

Features

• Supplied with switching type AC power adaptor (100 - 240 Volts).
• Tuning control for Station / Menu selection.
• Menu display - selection of major functions.
• Ultra compact.
• 5 station presets each band.
• Information for service data.
• Search / Manual tuning.
• Good battery life.
• Stereo headphone socket.
• Rechargeable with charging and low battery LED indicator.