As the country emerged from the Great Depression, and with war looming on the horizon, Americans were looking for something to cheer them up. The radio industry answered with Catalin cabinet radios.

High-performance table radios are connecting to more music sources and adding new features, as new models from Eton and start-up Chestnut Hill Sound indicate. Eton, for example, is launching a new ...

Two types of audio products that have become popular over the past few years are wireless audio players and table radios. The former—such as Slim Devices’ Squeezebox 2 and 3 and Roku’s SoundBridge ...

Bose’s latest table radio/CD performs well enough to be “the principal stereo source for many homes” despite its compact size and use of only two 2.5-inch drivers, company chairman Amar Bose contends.

Tivoli Audio's original table radio, the Model One, combines great sound, due to its wood cabinet, and a classy design that's bound to fit into just about any décor. Yesterday the company annouced the ...

Sony Delivers Crystal Clear Radio in the Home and in the Car with the XDR-S3HD Table Radio and XT-100HD Mobile HD Radio Tuner Crafted to sooth even the keenest golden ear, Sony’s table radio and ...

No, the tabletop radio isn’t extinct. There have been plenty of audio innovations over the years, yes—wireless headphones and big, powerful speakers among them, but there’s still reason to invest in a ...

This radio might look like a blast from the past, but it’s outfitted with every modern feature you could ask for in an audio product. And it sounds great, too. One could easily mistake the Como Audio ...

Tabletop radios used to be a common feature in every house. However, the trend has changed significantly today. We’ve got Bluetooth capable speakers today that are extremely portable and some even ...

The way table-radio wars have escalated, it’s a near certainty that engineers somewhere in a top-secret underground lab are working on a model with built-in radon detector, convection oven, ...

If you’ve read this column in the past you know just how fond I am of the late Henry Kloss’ table radios, from the KLH models from the ’60s through the Cambridge SoundWorks of the ’90s. Now, more than ...