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Brand: Sony EAN: 0027242620995 Item Dimensions: Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Model: CMT-EP313 MPN: CMT-EP313 Publisher: Sony Studio: Sony Warranty: 1 year warranty Features:
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Editorial Review: Product Description: Sony's small, chic CMT-EP313 Micro System is perfect for your home or office. Packed with 20 Watts of Total Power: 10 Watts Per Channel x 2 (RMS 10% THD), a Top Loading CD Player, a Tuner with 20 FM + 10 AM Station Presets, and a Single Well Tape Deck, this system offers you listening versatility. Audio Features include a DSG - Dynamic Sound Generator, and CD-R and CD-RW Playback, while the Inputs and Outputs offered are an Analog Audio Input x 1 (RCA Type) (Video/MD), and a Mini-pin Headphone Jack. Also enjoy convenience features like Daily/Sleep Timers, CD Synchro Recording, a Remote Commander Remote Control, Power Save Mode, and Play Modes (Shuffle, Program, Repeat). Sony sound and style meet in the compact CMT-EP313. Revel in the results. Amazon.com Product Description: The CMT-EP313 CD/cassette/radio executive microsystem sounds as good as it looks. The system offers 10 watts per channel and Sony's Dynamic Sound Generator (DSG) to heighten the power of music or tailor the sound for a specific location. Position the twin bass-ported speakers for optimal stereo separation using the supplied five-foot speaker wires, or stand them on either side of the main unit for a unified appearance. The CD player offers CD-R/CD-RW compatibility, a one-bit digital-to-analog converter, track programming, and random/repeat play. An auxiliary input lets you hook up an external audio or video device. Like to fall asleep or wake up to tunes? A clock/timer can be set to turn the radio off or on at specified times. For private listening, you'll appreciate the CMT-EP313's .125-inch headphone jack and ergonomically designed Remote Commander remote control. Other features include 20 FM and 10 AM station presets, CD synchro recording, and power-save mode. What's in the Box Stereo system (center unit, two speakers), Remote Commander remote control (model RM-SGP5), remote batteries, FM lead antenna, two five-foot lengths of speaker wire, and a user's manual. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Retro-fitted as an iPod playerWho needs a three-hundred dollar portable iPod boombox, when you can get this for less than fifty bucks? That was my reasoning when i discovered I could hook my iPod to this stereo system via the line-in RCA inputs on back, using my Nyko Stereo Link for iPod. That's what I did, it works great, sounds great, speakers can be separated easily (OK, so it's not so portable; but I can place the bookshelf speakers on the windowsill in warm weather to hear music in the back yard). Plus, CD, ... Read More Rating:  - You don't always get what you paid forMy faithful and reliable Advent 420s, which I purchased in 1962, finally gave up the ghost. It had served me well in all the offices I had occupied throughout the years. Now I needed a replacement for my present office. You will remember that The Advent 420s was perhaps the first integrated tabletop high fidelity radio. Henry Kloss introduced the KLH Model 8 when he was with his partners at KLH. He moved to Advent and introduced the Advent Model 400. The Model 420s, the stereo version of ... Read More Rating:  - cant go wrongi bought this after owning the hundred dollar systems of phillips,rca, emerson and jvc. i had thought i would have to endure the annual trip to walmart for another cd player . i decided to try sony in the same price range. i wanted a changer as the thought of a single disc player didnt appeal to me but the budget at the time was limited and i liked the wood grain speakers that didnt look like a space ship decoration. i took a chance after all they only last a year right? wrong , its two years ... Read More Rating:  - OopsMy apologies, mix-up in products invalidates this review. Rating: - Excellent ValueI've had this system for a week now and I really like it. The sound is good and the price can't be beat. It really is small enough to fit on a bookshelf. I agree with a previous reviewer that you do have to separate the speakers to get the best sound. I don't know what problem a couple of reviewers have had with the clock, but my 11-year-old daughter set the clock with no problem and I found it very easy to reset. AM and FM reception are both very good. I like the fact that you can use the timer to ... Read More |
