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AMEEN SAYANI GETS A DIGITAL MAKEOVER

- –Ankit Parashar ankitp@cyberemdia.co.in

Nowadays, we love listening music of various moods like rock, pop, jazz and remix. We love to dance on the beats and irritate our grandma grandpa and all old parents who belong to the 60s and 70s. For all those people who love vintage Bollywood music from that era, Saregama Carvaan has bring the retro with the launch of new portable digital audio player.

This handsome looking Radio has in-built stereo speakers comes pre-loaded with 5000 evergreen Hindi songs. The 5000 songs music collection on Saregama Carvaan have been picked and classified based on singers, lyricists, music composers, moods etc. Each category can be selected by turning that old feel like jog-dial. So literally, with a simple turn of a knob, you can switch from Kishore Kumar classics, to R.D Burman’s pulsating hits, to timeless love songs or to soulful Sufi tracks all in their original versions, back-to-back without any ads. Carvaan’s music collection also includes the entire Ameen Sayani’s Geetmala countdown show spanning 50 years.

It has the option to tune into FM, Carvaan doubles up as your home radio too.

But don’t worry newbies, you can also enjoy your personal collection of songs by plugging in a USB drive or streaming songs from your phone to Carvaan via Bluetooth.

It works on a rechargeab­le battery that lasts up to 14hr nonstop music. It takes 4-5 hrs to get fully charged.

However, the accessorie­s with the unit, chargers and cable are not that good quality. So users have to compromise with it. But it comes with the Micro USB charger so you can easily get it anywhere around.

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PROS: 5000+ songs with vintage radio feel, Quick to switch the songs ,mood and singer, Easy to use, Metallic finish CONS: Low quality accessorie­s, FM connectivi­ty problem
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