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Aluratek’s new Home Theater Edition Wifi Internet Radio allows you to easily access more than 11,000 radio stations in over 150 countries around the world with no monthly fees. Easily integrate the Wifi Internet Radio with any home theater as all receivers are supported. Simply turn the unit on and it will automatically connect to your wireless router allowing you to explore a world of entertainment utilizing the included easy to navigate remote control. You can search for music geographically by continent/country/state or by the more than 50 different available genres including a wealth of news, talk and sports radio stations broadcast throughout the world. Once you find a favorite station whether it’s from your local country/state or while visiting other countries around the world simply add it to your favorites list (up to 500 stations) for easy future access. Don’t be limited to what you can tune in from your old AM/FM radio anymore. Take advantage of WiFi and internet technology to free yourself to travel the world musically and have fun while doing it. You can also stream your music library from your local pc/media server or plug in a USB flash/thumb drive to read MP3’s if the 11,000+ radio station weren’t enough. Welcome to the world of internet radio from Aluratek and let the fun begin.
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Technical Details
- Instant access to over 11,000 radio stations around the world- No monthly fees or subscription costs
- Easy install and setup
- Supports All Receivers
- Uses standard RCA audio (Stereo line out) for speaker connection
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By Fco. C. Gonzalez
I had 3 wifi radios: sangean, denon and aluratek.
Only de Aluratek don't interrupt the transmision on the 256 kbs, the two others has problems, and every minute made a interruptions. The 3 radios I play with the same wifi internet conection. So aluratek win.
This radio is only a reception device, so the quality of the sound will be as the quality of your speakers and main equipment.
Be advice, that the sangean and aluratek has problems with the remote control reception if you have flourecent lights nears to the equipments.
By J. Adler (US)
I live in a semi-rural area prone to complete AM noise at night and poor FM coverage in general. After a fair amount of research, I selected thsi product. No PC is required. Others in this category are grossly OVERPRICED, and offer less capability. Stereo sound, perfect to attach to a home theater AV amplifier or a whole house amplifier. The device setup is simple and straight-forward. The interface for selecting stations is a cell phone like scroll thru LCD screen. This could have been a five star rating if I could have programmed my favorites via a web browser once connected to my home network. The sound quality meets or exceeds over-the-air, however does have very infrequent pauses or pops as the device rebuffers. I'm was concerned I was buying poor quality, poorly documented stuff, and can report the exact opposite experience. The streaming capability from PCs a hidden plus, especially when compared to media adapters from Cisco/Linksys (and others) with less functionality. High value at $83, especially compared to competitive products, so much so that I may buy another unit for my home theater.
By Chingas Lee (Tucson, AZ United States)
Got my ALURATEK AIREC01F Internet Radio yesterday.
It connects to you existing stereo or home theatre system through an audio input like a tuner. It can also be used with powered multimedia speakers because the output has a volume level control on the remote.
Setup to my secure wireless network was too easy. It only took 5 minutes and I was playing music off the WEB. I did cheat a bit and read the manual first.
It also has a wired LAN port if you don't have wireless.
No problems so far. Audio quality is great.
The user manual could use a little work. It seems to leave out a few basic things that so far I have been able to figure out.
A website is available for help and firmware updates.
You find internet streaming stations using their Internet Portal Server by continent/ country/state/genre or all. If you know the station ID they are listed in alphabetical order. You can then save as a "favorite" station and recall it later. The manual does not tell you how to delete a single favorite that you have saved, only all of them. WEB site Support did give me a clue that I have not tried yet.
Everything is done with the remote and the display is large and easy to read.
It even sets the time clock with a WEB time server.
It also plays music from a USB thumb drive, can act as an access point, and access music from a media server on your PC that is on the network.
It seems most radio stations have their programming on a WEB stream now days. I have been exploring station around the country, especially public and community radio. No PC required and the quality is better than FM radio in most cases.
By Charles C. Lin
Looks great and works for a short of period about several weeks. In the beginning it's plug and play after that WIRELESS mode stop working only WIRED mode keeps working. Trobuleshooting with Aluratek support and got RMA.
By David H. Copp (Aptos, CA)
I have had much better luck than the previous reviewer. My unit worked out of the box and has continued to work for about four weeks, with no trouble whatsoever. (I have only used the WiFi internet radio feature so I cannot comment on the other things it can do.)
I would give the unit five stars but for one concern: The Aluratek business model. The tuner depends upon an Aluratek server to set up stations. The good news/bad news is that there is no annual subscription fee.
It appears that Aluratek pays for the server out of cash flow from sales. If sales ever fall off, there goes the server, and there goes the radio. Hopefully somebody will figure out how to hack it before the server goes away.
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