Comments on: Review: TerraTec NOXON iRadio

By: NoelO

NoelO — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 16:01:15 +0000

I recently purchased the Noxon iRadio. I am very happy with it, set up was very easy and I found the user manual very usefull in this regard. Incidentally the main review above by Chris Davies states that the user manual failed to inform him that the “+” sign is used to change from lowercase to uppercase for letter input, but it’s shown on my manual on page 19. The sound quality of the radio is quite good, and changing stations either manually or with the remote control works perfectly. Very glad to have bought this radio.

By: Mike S

Mike S — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 23:49:47 +0000

My Son bought one of these units today for my wife as she is a big fan of Country & Western (music?), yuuk, each to therir own I suppose. It would have been a straight forward set up were it not for the complex & very comprehensive protection, but poor documentation provided with the Wanadoo wireless router. Thank God my Son is an IT consultant! After much wailing & gnashing of teeth the problem was finally solved & the Terratec burst into life. Suprisingly good audio, much better than expected, with a nice bass response due in part to being ported at the rear of the unit. The rest of it’s features are described far better than I could in the review above. If you are in the market for an internet radio, buy this unit, you won’t be disappointed.

By: godfarter

godfarter — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 23:14:00 +0000

I’ve had the iRadio since december 2006 and loved using it – until now!

You see, I now want to use the iradio with another wireless network from the one i initially set it up with. Problem is, I left the remote control somewhere and thus cannot key in the WEP/WPA code without it! Punching the keys on the iRadio itself doesn’t help either!

I hope there’s some way around this, like maybe accessing the interface directly through ethernet or something, otherwise I’m in quite a doddle :(