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- Digital and FM radio
- Unique Marshall styling
- Takes an optional ChargePAK E1 for hours of portable listening
- OLED display for superior contrast and improved readability
- Connect an iPod/MP3 player
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EVOKE -1S Marshall radio;A/C power supply ;Owner's manual ;2 year warranty card
Product Description
The radio that rocks is back and it still goes up to 11! EVOKE-1S Marshall is the latest version of this unique radio which combines the class-leading audio and features that have made EVOKE-1S such a success with the iconic style of Marshall Amplification. Featuring black vinyl wrap, brass effect front and authentic Marshall badge, EVOKE-1S Marshall also includes both digital and FM radio, an input for your iPod/MP3 player, a clear, autodimming OLED display, Intellitext and textSCAN and lots of station presets for quick access to your favourite stations.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
21 of 23 people found the following review helpful
When I bought this I was aware it was probably over priced. But it's not often you can afford something as aesthetically pleasing as this. So it was worth that bit more. I bought it a few days ago and it's never been off, BBC6 fantastic. The sound is good, I'm a hi-fi guy but I kinda miss those early days of listening to punk on the radio, though the sound is crystal clear. I stay in a flat and the volume played high fills the place. There is no distortion at full level but I will probably buy the other speaker for stereo sound. Verdict a good buy. Go on....
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is an excellent and fun DAB radio reminiscent of an early 50s Marshall guitar amp. Sound quality is very good and powerful with minimal distortion due, no doubt, to 7W RMS into 3 inch drivers in ported enclosures (a lot of radios manage with about 1W RMS and 2 inch or less speakers with very inefficient closed back enclosures). Reception seemed quite good, pulling in all the stations available in my area with high signal quality with the whip antenna fully extended. The additional speaker gives you detailed stereo as well as a boost in power output. It has inputs for auxiliary equipment via a standard 3.5 mm jack socket, an output at line level and headphones also via similar sockets as well as the socket for the auxiliary speaker. The build quality is sturdy and the display clear. The eternal power pack is built into the mains plug and is very compact. The covering of black vinyl is strong and there are no edges visible to come loose. In addition, although all DAB radios have their complexities, this one is easy to tune once you've figured it out from the very clear instructions. There are just five directly available presets with another 25 via a press button and sequential knob selection, they cover FM and DAB so no need to change bands when using them. Textscan means that scrolling text can be paused and controlled as well as stored. It has a kitchen timer, an alarm which is loud enough, and a sleep timer. You can get the radio to come on instead of the alarm, with a station of your choice, in the alarm mode. The alarm cannot be accessed from battery power however as this mode switches the radio off rather than to standby.
What does it lack? Well there's no tone controls so you can't boost bass or treble when listening quietly. It has no proper iPod dock so you have to rely on the auxiliary socket and the iPod display and controls. There are no AM wavebands. There is no external aerial socket, which is odd considering that the earlier version had one into which the whip aerial plugged, the aerial on this one is a screw in fixture. There are no additional DAB features like traffic and so on, just basic station selection with the text display. There is no cable management for the extra speaker but this is all too common with portable gear which seldom has any means of controlling the leads which dangle therefrom and get in the way, sometime creating a safety hazard. There is no provision for standard batteries or standard rechargeables and the specific rechargeable is a bit pricey, although probably cheaper than non rechargeables in the long run.
I give it four stars because of these minor criticisms and the fact that, for the price, it is rather a basic set, although for me this has the advantage of no nonsense operation as I find most of the usual DAB features quite irrelevant.
So a basic set, a bit over priced, but with a high power and quality output and a very sturdy build.
PURE EVOKE-1S Marshal, Portable DAB/FM Radio with Unique Marshall Styling for EVOKE-1S Marshall
What does it lack? Well there's no tone controls so you can't boost bass or treble when listening quietly. It has no proper iPod dock so you have to rely on the auxiliary socket and the iPod display and controls. There are no AM wavebands. There is no external aerial socket, which is odd considering that the earlier version had one into which the whip aerial plugged, the aerial on this one is a screw in fixture. There are no additional DAB features like traffic and so on, just basic station selection with the text display. There is no cable management for the extra speaker but this is all too common with portable gear which seldom has any means of controlling the leads which dangle therefrom and get in the way, sometime creating a safety hazard. There is no provision for standard batteries or standard rechargeables and the specific rechargeable is a bit pricey, although probably cheaper than non rechargeables in the long run.
I give it four stars because of these minor criticisms and the fact that, for the price, it is rather a basic set, although for me this has the advantage of no nonsense operation as I find most of the usual DAB features quite irrelevant.
So a basic set, a bit over priced, but with a high power and quality output and a very sturdy build.
PURE EVOKE-1S Marshal, Portable DAB/FM Radio with Unique Marshall Styling for EVOKE-1S Marshall
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is an excellent little radio. The styling is good and the sound quality superb. It has an output of 7 watts and so is good quality at lower volumes. The reception is excellent, the aerial does not even need to be extended. All Pure Evokes sound good so if you like the styling, buy it. At £100 it is good value.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
"This one goes up to 11"
Got this in addition to my Pure Evoke Flow. DAB radios are genius and this one is even better because it's mocked up as a guitar amp. Read more
Published 3 days ago by Baggers
Fantastic radio
Beautiful to look at and to operate - fantastic sound quality. This is a must buy if you want a very cool looking dab radio.
Published 7 days ago by Jonathan Wiseman
Its one louder
Lets face it this DAB radio is Rocktastic if you like radio and rock. Whoever made the match and struck the deal with the late great Jim Marshall should be applauded especially for... Read more
Published 1 month ago by S. Allison
Love This Radio.
Bought this as a gift for my husband and he loves it. Looks fantastic, really easy to set up and use and great sound. Read more
Published 1 month ago by DebsB
PURE EVOKE MARSHAL PORTABLE DAB/FM RADIO.I
I BOUGHT THIS AS A PRESENT FOR MY SON ALONG WITH EXTRA MARSHAL SPEAKER AND BATTERY POWER PACK (the full package)HE IS THRILLED TO BITS IT IS ON ALL THE TIME WHEN HE IS AT... Read more
Published 1 month ago by STEVE
great dab radio, dont get cahrgepak
great dab radio for planet rock sounds great, but i bought the chargepak so it was portable but lasted about 6 months and started cutting out if you turned volume up 3/4 of the... Read more
Published 2 months ago by vwtempvw
Stylish DAB Radio
It is more expensive than the equivalent radio of basic design, but I was happy to pay the extra for the smart appearance, because the radio is in constant view. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Sarah Williams
love it
This is a very light, and easy to use radio. The sound is great. All we want it for is to use in the kitchen and it does what it says 'on the packet'. Read more
Published 4 months ago by lougammon
My best purchase 2011
This is something wanted (as a gift) for a while I really think I got a bargain and the speedy delivery I am so pleased - the best gift I gave this Christmas and was received with... Read more
Published 5 months ago by bubs
Pure Evoke-1S Marshall
Let's face it. The only reason to buy DAB is for Planet Rock.
In spite of all the hype, DAB is no better than FM because they've saturated the bandwidth with loads of crappy... Read more
In spite of all the hype, DAB is no better than FM because they've saturated the bandwidth with loads of crappy... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Bill
Listmania!
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