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Rock out to your number one hits on your iPod through the CMT-BX20i micro component system. Simply plug your iPod into the dock and press play……..
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– Micro Hi-Fi Component Shelf System In Black – CMTBX20I / Fluorescent Display Technology/ 50 W Total Power Output/ AM/FM Tuner With 30 Station Presets/ Remote Control
– Built-In iPod Dock For Easy ConnectionFront Loading Single Disc CD Player
– Audio-in For Use with MP3 Players or PC’s
– Fluorescent(FL) Display
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2010-03-22
By Chris (Sacramento, CA)
This unit is perfect for its intended purpose: inexpensive, good sound and loud ipod & CD player. I demo’d many units and this one outperforms everything else in its price range by leaps and bounds and holds its own with many shelf systems that cost twice as much. It is just perfect. Of course you’re not going to get ground shaking bass out of an economy shelf system, but you get a lot of value in this inexpensive little unit. Fits my needs perfectly.
2010-02-23
By A. Rodriguez (New Jersey)
Perfect! I was looking for a CD player that played MP3’s and was small enough for the workplace. It sounds great and does the job. At first I was looking for a small boom box without a cassette player that would play MP3’s off of CD’s. I also wanted a receiver with a good tuner. The sensitivity of this tuner picks up FM stations better than previous small radios/boxes I’ve have used in the past. Because of the poor reception, the ability to play MP3’s is important. On one CD, I fit over 75 songs and I can play them in shuffle mode. It also has an IPOD dock. I haven’t used it yet but I’m sure it’s like any other dock. IPOD’s and recording devices are not an option at my workplace. So this is perfect! Plus I can trust the name compared to the other names I’ve found as alternates.
2010-02-13
By Steven Morley (Hampshire, United Kingdom)
This shelf system is the best sounding mini-HiFi I’ve had.
For such an inexpensive unit, the sound quality is outstanding. As some reviewers have mentioned, the equalization is nothing more than a basic treble/bass control – and that’s fine because the sound is well-balanced and the speakers are decent quality. A lot of shelf systems don’t have the power output or headroom that the Sony does, so the sound you get from this stereo is much cleaner than most portable or shelf systems. Having a deeper enclosure really helps with the bass too; the bass isn’t overpowering, but the speakers can project plenty of it and only people into bass for the sake of bass will be disappointed.
To compare – I used to own a Teac shelf system, with flat panel speakers and a subwoofer; the sound of the Sony, straight out of the box, is at least as good as my old Teac. Bearing in mind that Teac specialize in audio equipment for the music industry, this is quite impressive. The volume that this box can produce, without any distortion, is more than enough for a shelf system. Turning it up to full volume wouldn’t be a great idea unless your neighbours are on vacation (or are deaf).
I can’t comment on the iPod dock, since I don’t use an iPod, but it doesn’t sit proud of the system, so you can lie CD cases (or whatever) on top of the system.
The audio input works just fine, and if you have a non-Apple mp3 player will do the trick nicely.
The look of the unit is minimalist, and both the on-system controls and the remote are easy to use. For my preference there’s a little too much emphasis on this being an iPod-friendly unit – but that’s probably a big selling-point for some people. The remote covers pretty much everything without becoming difficult to use.
Basically, it’s a great stereo if you’re not looking at spending a fortune. In order to beat this system for sound quality, you’d have to go a long way up market. The look is understated and will fit into almost any room without drawing excessive attention (as some rather hideous shelf-systems do).
2010-02-11
By M. Pierson
The sound is great and it’s really easy to use, but the CD player quit working after about 6 months. One of the reasons I went with Sony over all the budget makers was quality and it hasn’t lived up to expectations on this front. Maybe I’m one of the few people who still uses a lot of physical CDs instead of mp3s, but it’s pretty disappointing.
2010-02-03
By Walter B. Lawrence (usa)
I specked this unit for my man cave. The stock speakers do not do the receiver justice. Add some quality 6/8 ohm speakers and it sounds really well for the price. It has more than enough volume half turned up for my 480 square foot room. On a budget it is highly recommended. I also looked at the yamaha, onyko, and denon systems and while they do have better speakers $200.00-$250.00 more is not justifiable.
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