Features
- Hummer-shaped clock radio with CD player and AM/FM tuner
- Headlights activate when power is turned on; CD tray located within roof
- Compatible with CD-R/RW formats; includes shuffle, program, and repeat functions
- 3 alarm settings for waking to CD, radio, or buzzer
- Matching remote control; measures 9.38 x 9.25 x 18 inches (W x H x D)
Price: $129.99
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Amazon.com Product Description
Hummer fans who love the outsized trucks but can't afford such an extravagant purchase can amuse themselves with this mini-Hummer clock radio, which looks just like the monster vehicle but with a much smaller chassis. The radio includes a number of snazzy features to entertain Hummer enthusiasts, including headlights that turn on when the power is activated, a lifting roof that doubles as a single-disc CD tray, and a front hood that houses the controls for the CD player and AM/FM tuner. The CD player is more robust than the models typically found in clock radios, with compatibility for CD-R and CD-RW formats in addition to standard audio CDs. It also employs such functions as shuffle, program, repeat, and track search. Meanwhile, the radio comes with 20 station presets, letting users program their favorite stations for easy access. Additional features include multiple alarm settings (for waking to a CD, the radio, or a buzzer), a large display with a brightness control, and a headphone jack that lets users listen in private. The radio takes its Hummer theme further with the remote control, which matches the truck's yellow housing. The radio, which measures 9.38 by 9.25 by 18 inches (W x H x D), takes six AA batteries, while the remote takes an additional pair. It also comes with a one-year warranty against defects.
What's in the Box
Clock radio, remote control, user's manual.
