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Pure Evoke 1XT DAB Radio

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EVOKE1XT

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The Pure Evoke 1XT is an upgrade on the best-selling Pure Evoke 1, with a built-in alarm clock, blue backlit LCD, choice of wood finishes, USB port and a softer, curvier shape. You can also add a seco... Read More


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	Title: PURE Digital Evoke-1XT Marshall Edition Pros: Styling; sound quality; ease of use; portability; display Cons: Lack of bass and treble controls Verdict: A brilliantly designed digital radio that will suit anyone who wants a bit of rock 'n' roll in their kitchen, study or bedroom Summary: The PURE Digital Evoke-1XT Marshall Edition is a DAB radio that can be cranked right up to 11 -- it looks cool, sounds great and is really easy to set up. It does lack treble and bass controls, but for a kitchen DAB it rocks	84/100
	Title: PURE Digital Evoke-1XT Summary: A distinguished DAB that sounds as smooth as it looks	N/A
	Title: Pure Sonus-1XT Pros: Great sound; great looks; voice/alarm innovations ans lots more besides Cons: £120 still seems quite a lot for a digital radio with only one speaker Summary: You'd expect to hear voices from a digital radio, but the latest model from Pure really does speak to you, as well as doing a lot more besides. But is "120 pushing it?	N/A
	Title: PURE Digital Evoke-1XT Pros: Simple interface. Incredible reception. Nice display. Cons: Sounds a bit "thick". Still only mono. Summary: A distinguished DAB that sounds as smooth as it looks	80/100
	Title: Pure Evoke-1XT Marshall Pros: Excellent attention to detail Cons: Design won't appeal to all Verdict: The Evoke 1XT's chart-topping days may be over, but it's still a DAB classic Summary: The headline features are kitsch at best. The black vinyl covering and plastic corner pads are done well, with the look of a Marshall amp well executed. Pure then stretches the point by using a blood red LCD	80/100
	Title: Pure Evoke-1XT Marshall Edition Pros: Rock inspired design, Can be made to go very loud, Attractive design, Well-balanced sound Cons: Slighty thin on the ground with features Verdict: Basic feature set but a pleasure to use, with very decent sound. Marshall styling is a stroke of genius! Summary: From small, British origins, Pure has built its brand with impressive dexterity. By developing the right ideas at the right time, it rapidly established itself as King of DAB, leaving its rivals playing catch-up ever since	100/100
	Title: Review: Pure Digital Evoke-1 XT Special Edition DAB digital radio Summary: Fly the flag of rock with this headbanging digital radio	80/100
	Title: Pure Evoke-1 Pros: Simple and quick operation, Very easy to use Cons: Mono sound, Poor sound quality , Price Verdict: Invest in that extra speaker, though, and it could stand-up well on its own. If it's value you're after, though, it may be better to look elsewhere Summary: This latest DAB from Pure may have a real wood veneer, but it looks like something a fourth former has brought home from woodwork class.	60/100
	Title: Pure Digital Evoke-1XT Pros: Simple interface, Incredible reception, Nice display Cons: Sounds a bit "thick", Still only mono Verdict: It's still mono, which doesn't help, and while the tone's warm, it sounds a bit too "thick" - all mid-range and not much else. Listeners to 1Xtra won't appreciate the lack of bass and Classic FM lovers will be after more delicacy, but this is still a good	80/100