The Revo BLIK RadioStation is the world's first hybrid DAB, DAB+, FM and Internet radio.

BLIK RadioStation leads a new generation of multi-format digital radio devices, capable of providing reception of DAB and DAB+ digital radio, internet radio and conventional FM broadcasts providing an unprecedented choice of over 9,000 stations from around the globe. Whether your preferred station is broadcasting from your own country on DAB or DAB+ digital radio, or on the other side of the world via the internet radio platform – BLIK RadioStation is ready to deliver. It also provides coverage of traditional FM radio, comprehensive electronic alarm clock functionality and the added benefit of doubling as an iPod speaker system. Throw-in class-leading audio performance and the ability to stream music from your PC or Mac, and it becomes the radio of choice for the digital generation.

• Media Player:
  Offers full media player functionality, enabling the user to listen to audio tracks stored on PCs or Apple Macs connected to the same local Wi-Fi network.
• Wi-Fi Connection:
  Automatically connects to your existing Wi-Fi network and uses your broadband connection to access the latest station list. Leaving you to simply select a station by country or genre… and enjoy some great radio.
• Station List:
  There are currently more than 9,000 stations available, with more added every day. The station list is reviewed on a daily basis meaning that you will always have the latest stations.
• Remote Control:
  The remote control lets you access basic and advanced functions from across the room. Simple remote functions include station select, volume control and favourite station presets. Advanced functions including setting of alarm times, snooze and sleep.

Available in black or white. RRP £149.95

Revo Blik RadioStation

That's not a bad price considering all the functionality.

Yes, and it says that it's got stereo RCA line-out connectors so you should be able to connect it to your Hi-Fi.

We bought a DSG DA-100 DAB adapter for someone as a present (about £30). It doesn't have built-in speakers so you have to connect it to a Hi-Fi but it sounds much better than the old analogue tuner plus there's lot's more channels to choose from. The person in question used to listen to BBC Radio 7 on Freeview through the TV speakers so this DAB add-on was the ideal solution.

I went and got one of those Pure One little DAB's over Xmas.

Great little set.

Snag 1) We use it in the bathroom so it's battery powered. Batteries (6xC) only last 35hours!

Snag 2) Therefore I ordered the Pure ChargePak from Amazon so I can keep it charged = Amazon have now recommended all the Pure radios they sell (until I removed the recommendation link).

Hi folks from a new poster.

Does anyone have a soft copy of the manual for the DA-100 they could email me please?

I got mine via a friend and the manual didn't make it ... it is pretty straightforward but wanted to check if I am missing anything )

Thanks in advance

I don't have a scanner so I've photographed the DSG DA-100 DAB manual. Better than nothing I suppose.

File size is approx 1.53MB

Thanks MJB, what a star :-)