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Goodmans Heritage II Connect review

Posted on August 23, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Remember when radios were just radios? You’d turn them on, twiddle a knob and, out of the static, voices and music would emerge. We’ve come a long way since then.

Take the Goodmans Heritage II Connect, for example: it may look like an old fashioned wireless, but it’s got more in common with a modern all-in-one hi-fi.

It’ll deliver your radio, of course, but it does so via FM, DAB and internet radio. It can stream and play all of the music on your home network, too, and you can play tunes from your phone using Bluetooth – you can even pair the two devices via NFC.
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