Everything I buy, I research thoroughly. Everything!  So when I got interrested in CD/MP3 players, I spent many hours on the internet reading the complaints and praises of these units in the reviews. It's hard to know what to believe. One person says a product strinks, while another thinks it's great. The TDK Mojo looked like a very good player with many outstanding features. But I decided on a RioVolt SP100 since I could use it with my iMac computer and it also had a lot of good features. When I finally went out to buy it, I instead found the newly released RioVolt SP250. It cost me a little more, but was well worth it. It has tons of fantastic features that you can read about at ( [...] ). The first thing I found out was, this player DOES NOT SKIP, unless maybe you drop it. It has 45 second shock protection for regular CDs and 8 minutes when running MP3s. It gives lots of information on a 4 line, backlit, contrast adjustable, LCD display. Totally programable for CDs and MP3 files. An FM radio circuit that works as well as any I've seen. Five preset and one adjustable equalizers. An easy to understand and use file directory. Clip-on remote with headphone plug in. Sleep and stop timers. Bass and treble boosts. Bass and treble corner frequency adjusts. Ten file  jump feature.  A "hold" switch. Ten second song intros. Sampling,compression, and codec displayed. AC adapter. Auxiliary line out. Stereo channels graphic display. ONE year warranty. Easily upgradeable off the internet. Zippered, windowed, clip-on, carry case with shoulder/belt strap. Includes 2 rechargeable double A batteries. Many other numerous controls and adjustments using the 26+ setup menu settings options. The sound is great, as long as you have a decent set of headphones. It comes with earbuds which are of fair quality, and an earbud headset which is poor. Actually, that's the only negative thing I can fine so far. I paid $180 for mine at Circuit City, but got fantastic features and performance for it. I've only had the SP250 for two weeks now, so I hope it keeps on working like it has been. It's an unbelievable piece of electronics!!!
Everything I buy, I research thoroughly. Everything! So when I got interrested in CD/MP3 players, I spent many hours on the internet reading the complaints and praises of these units in the reviews. It's hard to know what to believe. One person says a product strinks, while another thinks it's great. The TDK Mojo looked like a very good player with many outstanding features. But I decided on a RioVolt SP100 since I could use it with my iMac computer and it also had a lot of good features. When I finally went out to buy it, I instead found the newly released RioVolt SP250. It cost me a little more, but was well worth it. It has tons of fantastic features that you can read about at ( [... ] ). The first thing I found out was, this player DOES NOT SKIP, unless maybe you drop it. It has 45 second shock protection for regular CDs and 8 minutes when running MP3s. It gives lots of information on a 4 line, backlit, contrast adjustable, LCD display. Totally programable for CDs and MP3 files. An FM radio circuit that works as well as any I've seen. Five preset and one adjustable equalizers. An easy to understand and use file directory. Clip-on remote with headphone plug in. Sleep and stop timers. Bass and treble boosts. Bass and treble corner frequency adjusts. Ten file  jump feature. A "hold" switch. Ten second song intros. Sampling,compression, and codec displayed. AC adapter. Auxiliary line out. Stereo channels graphic display. ONE year warranty. Easily upgradeable off the internet. Zippered, windowed, clip-on, carry case with shoulder/belt strap. Includes 2 rechargeable double A batteries. Many other numerous controls and adjustments using the 26+ setup menu settings options. The sound is great, as long as you have a decent set of headphones. It comes with earbuds which are of fair quality, and an earbud headset which is poor. Actually, that's the only negative thing I can fine so far. I paid $180 for mine at Circuit City, but got fantastic features and performance for it. I've only had the SP250 for two weeks now, so I hope it keeps on working like it has been. It's an unbelievable piece of electronics!!!