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Review by
stephanieking
on 7th Jan 2006
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I bought the Ferguson FRG-120D DAB digital radio from Currys for £49.99 i.e. half the price it said. I had to take the first one back because the front panel had been stuck on at a wonky angle. Then I found that it hums in standby mode, which makes it no use as a radio alarm for my bedroom, ...
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Review by
coronaryman
on 6th Jan 2006
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I think if someone had paid the same price for the Ferguson FRG-120D DAB digital radio as you would for the Pure Evoke, they would then have something to moan about.
You have to accept that you get what you pay for!
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Review by
Derek Bacon
on 26th Dec 2005
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The Ferguson FRG-120D DAB Digital radio gives off a dreadful hum in standby mode; no good for bedside use because the noise drives you mad at night. Completely hopeless with batteries; drained in a day! No hum, though. A rubbish product. I exchanged the first one; now its replacement is off back to ...
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Review by
worroba
on 14th Dec 2005
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I find I have nothing to review about the digital quality of the Ferguson FRG-120D DAB digital radio.
As yet I haven't received a single station, although according to the internet appraisal I should have a reasonably good reception on the majority of stations. FM isn't much better, with fuzzy re ...
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Review by
superdave156
on 4th Nov 2005
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Very disappointed with the Ferguson FRG-120D. We only use it every now and then but we find that after a few minutes the display changes itself to gobbldegook and none of the buttons work although the radio still plays. If you re-boot it (pull the plug) nothing works at all and the display is blank.
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Review by
Robert L
on 3rd Nov 2005
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In one area, a school, I was unable to get even one station with my
Ferguson FRG-120D. This isn't a bad area, we have other DABs in the building.
In the town, I could pick up only fifteen of the stations, and most of these crackled and disappeared at times. An appalling model in my experience. ...
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Review by
biff
on 25th Sep 2005
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35 stations available in Doncaster but the Ferguson FRG-120D would only pick up six on a good day and none on bad day FM was poor also. It's going back this week.
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Review by
balejs
on 16th May 2005
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I bought one of these Ferguson FRG-120D radios from Currys about a month ago. I specifically wanted a radio to use mainly in battery mode. The first one drained the batteries in less than 24 hours in standby mode, and I took it back. The Currys staff could not explain the problem and gave me a secon ...
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Review by
congee
on 3rd May 2005
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I thought the Ferguson FRG-120D was a very good deal, as other radios in this price range didn't have stereo sockets. Also it offers FM as well as DAB, although I'm not sure why. In London it picks up about 20 stations. Like another reviewer, I would like to find out how to contact the manufacturer. ...
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Review by
gillianskerritt
on 1st Apr 2005
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I already own a Pure Evoke 2 (superb by the way) and I wanted an extra DAB for the Bedroom so I opted for the Ferguson FRG-120D. This looked the part with its modern design and alarm clock facility, but alas, it would only tune into the BBC stations, and even then it was like listening underwater. O ...
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