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Thursday, 22nd August 2003
TEAC takes on Pure Digital with new mini hi-fi DAB tuner

Hi-fi manufacturer TEAC is now shipping a new DAB digital radio tuner, which complements its Series 300 seperates combination.

The T-H300DAB tuner offers 3 wavebands - AM, FM and DAB Band III - in one mini-sized hi-fi component. Sporting a brushed aluminium front panel and a neat scrolling text display giving station information, the T-H300 is retailing now for around GBP199.99.



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                           		TEAC T-H300 DAB digital tuner
The new TEAC T-H300DAB tuner matches the existing Series 300 Reference system

Packaged with a remote control, the TEAC tuner also includes both digital and analogue outputs and measures 215 x 93 x 305 millimetres (W x H x D).

See a larger picture of the TEAC tuner.

To receive DAB digital radio stations in the UK, you need a DAB digital radio - a new type of radio that can receive digital radio broadcasts. For more information, read our guide to DAB digital radio and discover more about the tuners available to buy.

Related links:
TEAC UK website
digital radio tuners, including the TEAC tuner, on this website.
guide to DAB digital radio, on this website.
where to buy DAB digital radio, on this website.
portable digital radios, available to buy now, via this website.
pocket DAB tuners, on this website.

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