Audiophase AMFM Dual-Alarm Clock Radio Teardown (1999)
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Background and Identification
The Audiophase Dual-Alarm Clock Radio is an alarm clock/radio that can be identified by the model number CR-96. The alarm clock was designed to alert a person or people to a specific time. Used mostly to wake people up, they are also used to remind people to do things at a certain time as well. The alarm clock does this by making a sound, some use vibration and some light. There are many types of alarms. The first is the analog alarm clock, which is a mechanical alarm that has one or two bells that ring at a specified time. The mechanism in which this occurs depends on if it is spring or electronically powered but both ring a bell. A digital alarm clock can wake someone by other means such as radio, buzzing, beeping, or a novelty sound.
The Audiophase Dual-Alarm Clock Radio includes a red clock display color and an analog AM/FM tuner. It does not include a CD player, cassette player, TV band, nor weather alert. Its display brightness cannot be controlled and it also does not include stereo operation. The alarm clock includes a snooze function but does not include a remote control. The Audiophase Dual-Alarm Clock Radio includes a 9-Volt battery that is replaceable as well as a battery backup.
The Audiophase Dual-Alarm Clock Radio includes the name “Audiophase” in the lower right-hand corner of the alarm clock’s top face. Several buttons are also included on the alarm clock’s top face.
