Blaupunkt Woodstock 53 DAB Radio Reviews

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Blaupunkt Woodstock 53 DAB Radio
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  • Sound quality4.5 stars
  • Value for Money4.5 stars
  • Overall rating4.8 stars

2 Reviews For Blaupunkt Woodstock 53 DAB Radio

  • pipjen32 Rank: Sergeant 2nd Oct 2006

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    Good Points: Value for money
    Quality
    Ease of use


    Bad Points: CD player is sometimes fussy


    General comments: I bought the Blaupunkt Woodstock 53 DAB Radio simply for DAB and because it was so cheap...£250 at Halfords a few years ago, with free instillation. Of course because it was a Blaupunkt I knew it was good quality so I could rest easy knowing this wasn't false economy and that it would deliver on all fronts.

    What can I say? Not disappointed in any way as far as I can think. Superb sound quality from the DAB radio and CD player, even on my 13 year old BMW 520's original speakers. The DAB really is good - very good. Wonderful sound quality although it's sometimes baffling when looking for a particular station, but you get used to it. When in built up areas, you will still experience interference in the form of a farting sound....just saying!

    The CD player is also top notch, delivering a rich and lively sound but be careful, it reacts a little petulantly to scratches and general flaws in your CD's, unlike my old Sony which was welcoming to all my offerings, but maybe that's because of the refinement in general.

  • thewoodgnome Rank: Corporal 19th Dec 2003

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I bought the Blaupunkt Woodstock 53 to replace an ageing Pioneer CD/radio. Having got an Evoke 2 DAB set at home I was sure that I wanted digital radio and the mp3 ability to connect my Apple iPod as a CD changer (rather than use a naff cassette adapter).

    As with any car radio the hardest bit is the installation. In this case it was the aerial. The DAB radio needs a special aerial. The Woodstock has aerial inputs for both the FM and the DAB (so that you can always fall back on the analogue FM ...