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Summary: Its "nice"
Review: I had higher expectations I guess. The MP3 support is the main reason I bought this product but I've come to find that it is impossible to navigate MP3 CDs without the stereo being attached to a television in order and even then its a pain to go through.
I also underestimated my want of hearing everything aside from the DvDs I'm viewing through stereo which you won't as theres no input into this machine.
It is pretty though and sounds lovely, its just not very usefull for the amount of money I invested in it.
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Summary: Boum boum, PanaRock
Review: My father bought this system last week.Wow. It's the best system on the market. You can listen your movie by believing you in movie. Dolby digital is excellent. 6 speakers (6.1) for a big total of 340 watts. The subwoofer put your house in an earthquake. The pp.mica woofer technology is excellente for reproduce a thunder sound with no distorsion. Many options (clear-vocal-soft and...) Movie equalizer and manual Eq who allows choosing type of your sound quality. The subwoofer switch is good for choosing the bass power (off-mid and max). PROS: Small unit and powerful sound
: DVD player, mp3,cd, cd/rw....
: beautifull desing and subwoofer (150 watts/7 inch) include
Very clear sound with pp mica woofer CONS : The cd charger is slow and does a little noise and it takes a little time to see the type of Cd use.
:Price (1200$ canadian) In spite of this small cons, this system is the best to listen the music and movie.
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Summary: Terrific Dolby Digital package with MP3 playback!
Review: This is a very unique system. In addition to being a good bookshelf stereo system, it functions as a DVD player with a built-in Dolby Digital 5.1 decoder. I wouldn't recommend making this your primary home theater device, but in a second smaller room it's terrific. Rear channels are crisp and clear, and my son loves watching his movies now. Subwoofer has decent rumble. As an added bonus, you get MP3 support. The MP3 support seems quite good; it took VBR and 320kb/s CBR files without a hitch, on both CD-R and CD-RW media. My only complaint is that if you have another digital source (like, say, a Playstation 2 or Xbox) you can't connect them up to get digital surround. You can, however, hook up an analog source (like a VCR) and get Dolby Pro-Logic, which is better than a poke in the eye. We've had it now for some time and it's had no issues. Highly recommended. --chris
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Summary: Terrific Dolby Digital package with MP3 playback!
Review: This is a very unique system. In addition to being a good bookshelf stereo system, it functions as a DVD player with a built-in Dolby Digital 5.1 decoder. I wouldn't recommend making this your primary home theater device, but in a second smaller room it's terrific. Rear channels are crisp and clear, and my son loves watching his movies now. Subwoofer has decent rumble. As an added bonus, you get MP3 support. The MP3 support seems quite good; it took VBR and 320kb/s CBR files without a hitch, on both CD-R and CD-RW media. My only complaint is that if you have another digital source (like, say, a Playstation 2 or Xbox) you can't connect them up to get digital surround. You can, however, hook up an analog source (like a VCR) and get Dolby Pro-Logic, which is better than a poke in the eye. We've had it now for some time and it's had no issues. Highly recommended. --chris
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