This portable Sony CD/cassette boom box has an all-new chassis design, and lets you listen to your favorite music when you're on the go. Features a digital AM/FM stereo tuner with 30 station presets; 2 wide stage convex speakers; 10-key Direct Access buttons for Tuner/CD; Mega Bass sound system; CD-R/RW playback capability; CD play modes (Program/Shuffle/Repeat); 20 track RMS programming; and synchronized CD/cassette dubbing. Remote control included. Silver. Operates on AC power (battery power optional). 6-1/2Hx15-1/4Wx10D".
Take your CDs with you with the new CFD-S300SILVER Boombox. Complete with a Slim Remote Control, AM/FM Digital Tuner, CD-R/RW Playback and Mega Bass Sound System, this Boombox has the features you need and the style you love.
Features

All New Chassis Design represents high quality and power with a new look in portable entertainment with an updated front panel
Digital AM/FM Stereo Tuner provides the most accurate drift-free tuning of AM and FM radio stations and lets you choose from the wide variety of talk shows and music programs, with the added enjoyment of stereo sound
Slim Remote Control gives convenient remote access to Function, CD operation, Radio operation and Volume control
New Wide Stage Convex Speakers allow the sound to be dispersed over a wider area for a fuller sound stage
10-Key Direct Access Buttons for CD/Tuner Operation provides convenient, one-button access to preset AM/FM stations or tracks of CD player
Mega Bass Sound System produces rich, deep, bass tones for more powerful overall sound
CD-R/RW Playback Compatibility plays all compact discs including CD-R recordable and CD/RW rewritable; your own compilations from CD recorder deck or PC can be played on the unit
20 Track RMS Programming can pre-program up to 20 tracks on a CD to play back in any order
CD Play Modes (Program/Shuffle/Repeat) lets you hear tracks in multiple modes; in sequence as recorded, in program (RMS) order, all tracks in random (shuffle) order or a single track over and over
Synchronized CD/Cassette Dubbing starts cassette recording when compact disc playback begins.