I am sick of my customers complaning about Radio 1 so i need a DAB radio.

I don’t want to spend a fotune. At the moment i have an old Sony midi system with 2 speakers.

Is there a simple way of connecting a radio to this old thing or should i just buy a radio and use it on its own.

Its a small barber shop and the radio is for background noise.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Intempo-DA-01-DAB-Radio-Adapter-Upgrade-your-hi-fi-/170584434092?pt=UK_AudioTVElectronics_HomeAudioHiFi_Tuners&hash=item27b79fe5ac

this should do the trick

pure one mini is available for less than £30, but it might lack the beans for a loud room…

brand new one here for £26, rather than the refurbished one above
http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/3230110/Intempo-DA-01-DAB-Radio-Adapter/Product.html

+1 for Pure, my wife love hers.

PS: I seem to remember Pure receiving good reviews from Which…..I think??

Do we think that Intempo plugs in to the headphone socket?

you’ll need an input socket ie AV,AUX,CD, headphone socket is output.
Listened to Radio6 for the first time last week in the Lakes, some good programmes and music. Slashes top tunes from the 70s/80s was good. Also, the John Bonham story.

Cheers, i’ll have a look at it when i get to work.

I have a Tesco own brand one. I use a cable to feed the earphone output on the Technica radio into the phono sockets of my Denon amp and the sound is pretty good.

Apologise for thread hijack Mugboo but how did you get into barbering? Just curious 😉

Apologise for thread hijack Mugboo but how did you get into barbering? Just curious 😉

No problem Tankslapper

Straight from school. Went to a unisex salon to be a hairdresser but much prefered the simplicity of cutting. All that perming/colouring left me cold. As did talking about soap operas, etc.

YTS scheme back the led to a City & Guilds (worthless piece o crap!)

Tried a couple of other jobs over the years but never stopped cutting and at the grand old age of 29 got a little shop.

11 yrs later i have one self employed barber who i trained myself and a happy shop.

Its a pretty good job. If you like talking to folk then its easy once you learn the skills.

You fancying a change of career?