Audio brand Bush have been churning out quality Digital Radios in Australia since the format launched officially here over three years ago. This week they released a new retro look DAB+ radio which should be popular on store shelves.
Bush have had a very nice looking “retro” style radio on the market for some time – running AM/FM and it’s been one of their best sellers with plenty of people looking for that every day retro radio look on their kitchen bench or mantle.
The new $249 “Bush Heritage Retro System” is a bit more than just a radio. Of course with Digital radio you’re getting top-notch sound, a digital display showing what you’re listening to and making finding stations a simple task – the two high-powered 10 watt stereo speakers gives you a great sound to fill your room.
Add to that Bluetooth audio streaming and you’ve just added serious value to this unit. Sitting in your home you can link your phone or music player via bluetooth and wirelessly stream all your music from the comfort of the lounge.
Price:$249
Web: Bush Australia
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