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This is completely ridiculous. I thought I had received a good deal for 69.99, but now the retail price $150 Eton Sound 100 is currently selling as a "Hot Deal" on Amazon. How long this sale will last I don't know. All I know this is a lot of radio for $49.99.
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Alas, I just saw this post of yours and the Amazon prices are back up to $150. That's okay, because I don't really need any more radios.
Posted by: weatherall | January 15, 2008 at 09:15 PM
I'm sorry. The Eton Sound 100 is sometimes on sale for 79 or less. It's not worth 150.
Jeff McMahon
Posted by: Jeff McMahon | January 15, 2008 at 11:19 PM