Osobné rádio Imperial DABMAN 30

The Imperial DABMAN 30 is a personal radio combining digital DAB+ reception with traditional FM tuning in a compact, silver housing. It features a 6.98 cm LCD display that shows station information and basic settings, a rotary volume control for precise level adjustment, and a rated audio power of 5 W RMS. Designed for desktop or bedside use, the radio runs from AC mains and supports common broadcast formats to deliver clear speech and music reproduction.

Advantages

The DAB+ tuner provides access to a larger range of digital stations with improved audio clarity and metadata display, while the FM tuner keeps legacy analog stations available. Its small footprint and 6.98 cm LCD make it easy to position on a table or shelf without occupying much space. The rotary volume control offers tactile operation, and the silver finish fits a wide range of interior styles. With a 5 W RMS output the unit is suited to personal listening at moderate volumes.

Suitable for

• Personal listening at a desk, bedside table or kitchen counter
• Users who want both DAB+ digital radio and FM reception
• Small rooms and personal spaces where compact size is important

Key specifications

• Radio type: Personal radio with digital DAB+ and FM tuners
• Display: 6.98 cm LCD for station and setting information
• Audio output: 5 W RMS
• Controls: Rotary volume control
• Power supply: AC mains operation, 50 Hz
• Weight: 1.2 kg
• Colour: Silver

How to use

Place the Imperial DABMAN 30 on a stable surface and connect it to the AC mains. Use the tuner selection to choose DAB+ for digital stations or FM for analog broadcasts. Rotate the volume control to adjust playback level. The LCD shows station names and basic settings; use the radio’s tuning functions to scan and store available stations. Position the radio and, if available, extend or orient any external antenna for best reception.

Recommendations

For best reception, position the radio near a window or away from large metal objects and electronic devices that can cause interference. Use DAB+ when available for higher audio quality and improved station information; switch to FM where digital coverage is limited.