Computer Speakers Picking Up Radio Signals

My really old laptop had problems picking up weaker wi-fi signals. I added an A8000 and the problem was solved.

We were used to listening to music using our computer and our computer's speakers - not great sound. The Tivoli, by contrast, fills the house with beautiful sound providing hearty bass out of its wooden body. It doesn't hurt at all that the radio is so great looking, either. We purchased an AM/FM antenna to go with the radio so it pulls in the stations we want with no problems.

the computer was everything they promised. Up and running with no problems

This is ideal for Ham Radio which is what I use it for. The voice separation really helps to pull out weak signals and tones down the white noise.

Truly amazed at the performance of this little radio . The antenna is Tiny But it still picks up all kinds I'm signals where I live it's great I'd recommend it

Bose is the best bar none! From their Wave Radio to their speakers!

2 projectors and a monitor signals from the computer. performs perfectly.

Best radio that I’ve ever used on the farm! Way better then picking up a cell phone to talk to the guy your working with every 5 minutes.

The original cable with our system was picking up a radio signal so clearly that we could understand almost everything that was being said. I replaced that cable with the Canari Star Quad cable and the interference completely disappeared.

I really like the MXT115 radio. I am picking up transmissions 90 miles away using the MXTA26 Whip Antenna. I appreciate how small and powerful it is. It takes up very little overhead space on my Overhead MOLLE Panel. I was able to mount the MXTA26 Whip Antenna very conveniently next to the drivers door of my JL Wrangler and cut the length of the MXTA24 Low Profile Antenna Cable to the perfect length and add a new PL-259 Male-Plug Crimp Coax Connector to plug in the back of the radio and have power is hardwired to an ignition active wire with no wiring showing.