Cambridge based audio company, Majority, has today announced its new Fitzwilliam 3 Internet Radio Tuner and Music System featuring a comprehensive range of state-of-the-art features.
Fitzwilliam 3 Internet Radio Tuner & Music System.
The Fitzwilliam Internet Radio Tuner allows users to tune into their favourite local and global stations and take it to the next level with an array of incredible features. The Fitzwilliam 3 is capable of connecting to over 25,000 global radio stations and provides a simple way of searching for these radio stations. Users can connect with DAB, FM and internet radio with enhanced digital radio sound quality that has been meticulously designed by audio experts at Majority.
The Fitzwilliam 3 also features UNDOK for a versatile and easy-to-use set-up experience. UNDOK offers comprehensive remote control functionality from a mobile or smart device allowing users to navigate between audio modes, browse content and control playback volume on standalone devices.
Spotify Connect
One of the main features of this system is the ability to use Spotify Connect providing a seamless connection to vast library of music. Additionally users can connect through a Bluetooth device or AUX and USB enabling more options for playing music through the Fitzwilliam 3.
Key Features
- Internet, DAB, and FM radio tuner for a diverse audio experience
- Spotify Connect and Bluetooth connectivity for easy music streaming
- Extensive pre-set options and the ability to add more stations for personalized listening
- Multiple connectivity options, including AUX-In, AUX-Out, USB, Phono, 3.5mm jack, optical, and coaxial
- Save up to 90 favourite DAB and FM stations with auto-scan feature
- TFT LCD full-colour display for easy station navigation
- Dual alarm feature for wake-up and sleep functions
- Wi-Fi connectivity for access to thousands of radio stations and podcasts
- Compatible with the UNDOK app for remote control convenience
Price and Availability
The Fitzwilliam 3 is available from Amazon and the Majority Website for £149.95.
Hmm, their Bard looks like a nice integrated product (it seems to be similar to this product in a boxier form factor with build in 2.1 speakers for the same price).