boost 1776

boost 1776

SPECIFICATIONS:-

General

• Product type Boombox
• Depth 9.6 in
• Height 6 in
• Width 13.2 in
• Weight 6.6 lbs
• Carrying case None -

Audio Features

• Digital storage None
• Amplifier total output power 2 Watt
• Sound effects Bass Boost
• Sound output mode Stereo

Built-in Display

• Audio system built-in display LCD

CD System

• CD system type CD player
• Media load type Top-load

Cassette System

• Cassette system type Cassette recorder
• Cassette system control type Mechanical
• Cassette capacity 1

Speaker System

• Speaker(s) 2 x Right channel speaker Built-in, 2 x Left channel speaker Built-in
• Driver details Right channel speaker . 1 Midrange driver 3 in, Left channel speaker . 1 Midrange driver 3 in, Right channel speaker . 1 High/midrange driver 2 in, Left channel speaker . 1 High/midrange driver 2 in
• Speaker system input impedance 8 Ohm

Radio

• Tuner type Radio tuner
• Tuner bands AM/FM
• Antenna form factor Built-in AM / telescopic FM
• Tuner frequency range FM: 87 - 108 MHz, AM: 530 - 1710 kHz

MD System

• MD system type None

Connectivity

• Connector type 1 x Microphone Mini-phone 3.5 mm

Battery / Power

• Battery C type Standard battery
• Power device type Power supply
• Operational power consumption 14 Watt

REVIEWS:-

Boost Mobile is a subsidiary of Sprint Nextel so you are using their lines of communication when you are making a call, accessing your wireless web, sending text messages or downloading ringtones. Because they are backed by such a huge and massive network there are rarely any downtimes of the cellular service or the website. If you are having any trouble using your phone, be sure to check the website before you call customer service. They are great at updating down times, maintenance schedules and if there are any areas that are having trouble. If you ever have trouble with your phone or service and you call customer service and it says that the average wait time is more than a few minutes, that is an almost sure fire sign that there is trouble somewhere. This rarely happens but hey, no company is perfect. The website is always updating with new information so if you are a Boost Mobile customer and you have never checked it out, you don’t know what you are missing.

Even before you activate a phone or purchase one from a local retailer [they are sold at Wal-Mart, Dairy Mart, select Target locations, Boost stores and selected Sprint and Nextel agents] you can hit the site to see if it is possible to import your existing phone number, activate your new phone, transfer your account from an older model to a newer one or check out the different plans that they have. The coverage map is extremely accurate and allows you to see where you will have a signal and where you won’t. Another nice option is the ReBoost locator. This will give you information about agents in your area that sell the refill cards. You can do this on your phone regardless of whether or not you subscribe to the unlimited wireless web features. I like using the website rather than the phone, my screen is pretty small and scrolling up and down is a true chore.