Bose Wave Music system


I was wondering if anyone had or actually listened to the Bose Wave Music system. For a simple, all-in-one solution, it seems like it could be worthwhile. It has a cd player, radio, and speakers all in one box. Without the optional cd changer it costs $499. What do you think? Thanks for the input.
audire
Zaikesman, for the money ($499) is there something in particular that you would recommend? I'm looking for something simple.
Tivoli "Music System". Single box, cd, am/fm, ac/battery, subwoofer, remote, and more. $599.

http://www.tivoliaudio.com
Audire: Sorry, no recent experience or intent on my part. When I wrote "category" I was probably being too narrow, considering that I was also thinking of more boom-box and shelf-system style devices as well as plain old table radios from various eras, all cheaper and better sounding but not all as small or attractive as the Wave. To be specific my main sonic objection to the Wave was what I felt to be the way too obvious and poorly judged colorations, and their attendant congestion, imparted by the inescapable EQ Bose employs in attempting to make the thing sound like more than it is. Distractingly unnatural and unenjoyable to me. With the recent surge in new and good-looking tabletop/lifestyle devices thanks to the iPod, there's a lot of shopping around someone could do before dropping $500 sound unheard.
Thanks for the response Zaikesman. Audiofeil, could you expand on why you would recommend the tivoli product? Have you had an opportunity to compare it with other products within that price range?
I own the Tivoli Model One. It is extremely well built and sounds terrific. I've heard the Bose radio and was not particularly impressed at the price.

I've not heard either product's digital option.