But put the $350 Model 88CD next to a $500 Bose Wave radio/CD, and it’s going to be hard not to think you’re getting a great buy. Originally Published: May 25, 2000 at 4:00 AM EDT Share this: ...

Its size and price ($350) put it in competition with the Bose Wave and other popular tabletop radio/CD combinations. But turn them all on and no one-piece tabletop can keep up with the CMT-EX1.

A bold new standard in audio performance, which may become the primary music system in your home. ... Bose Wave Radio/cd Player White in Color BOSE. 325 ...

The Bose Wave Music System IV delivers the powerful Bose quality we all know and love and it plays music from your phone, CDs, and the radio. It's on sale at Amazon right now for $375.

If you can’t let go of your old CDs and love listening to the radio, the Bose Wave Music System IV is just what you’ve been searching for—and now, for a limited time, it’s on sale for only ...

The Bose Wave Music System III includes a front-loading CD player, and costs £600, while the Bose Wave Radio III (without CD player) is £450. Both include an aux input for hooking up a smartphone, ...

The Wave Music System III with slot-loading CD player is available in silver, gray, and white for $499.95. The new products replace the current Wave Radio and Wave Music System.

My dad wants an all in one CD player, internet radio, bluetooth, etc. The Bose does everything he wants for like $600 but it's a BOSE. Not really, unless he wants a "ghettoblaster" type deck ...

The Bose costs the same as Big Jambox, weighs less than 3 pounds and also exploits Bluetooth up to the promised range of about 33 feet. At the press of a dedicated button, the two devices make it ...