This little system from Philips is nicely packaged - not too garish and fine for a bedroom. It has plenty of sound, MP3 player input, headphone output, cassette tape (remember them?) and of course a top loader CD player.
I live in a small block of flats constructed of steel and solid concrete walls - almost all RF is blocked (mobile phones can be a problem) so I cannot comment on the in-built AM tuner. The FM 'wire' is also not used. I have however found that a normal FM through-panel female socket can be put in place of the FM wire and a short length of co-ax soldered to the ANT or FM pin (where the black wire goes) with an earth on the VT pin close by - some models have this done at the factory. OK it invalidates the warranty, but these gizmos are cheap enough not to worry.
CD performance can be variable - sometimes I get hum, sometimes not. In quiescent state, there is a small amount of hum. An important point is that the player only plays audio CDs and they must be in top nick - several of mine in the usual cda format will not play on the player, but copied to fresh stock gives no problem: it may be due to actual CD batch as I cannot see any 'electronic' or visual defect in these CDs.
The speaker wires (like many units) are too short - however you can cut them off the speaker (leave about 3 inches), feed them into a strip conector screwed into the back and run your own wires (see Maplin.co.uk - they have a range of inexpensive speaker wires on drums for about a tenner).
Overall a good buy at the price and I would buy it again for the bedroom as it is a small unit and the blue backlight not over
bright.
Ian