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JVC MX-KC50
$180.00
Released April, 2007
The Pros:FM radio tuner makes the most of faint signals and makes them sound clear. Plenty of bass support, great for music with a beat. Mids are very clear and rich, can hear all the details.
The Cons:Speakers are detachable but the cables are very short, limit the amount you can move them around. Doesn't have an equalizer, need to work with a set of EQ presets. Buttons on the front panel don't seem to follow an intuitive logic, hard to find what you're looking for.
The JVC MX-KC50 is a 3-CD compact system designed to look expensive but come at a reasonable cost. It has a power output of 400W total and 200W per channel, along with 3-way bass-reflex speakers, and a sound turbo option.
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For those consumers who might have a collection of cassettes lying around, the JVC MX-KC50 can play them as well as offering a front AUX input for more modern devices. The asthetics of the box involve a standard black color, with speakers that have an artsy design - looking almost like little snowmen with three stacked circles.
Features
- Total power: 400W
- Per channel: 200W
- 3-CD changer
- Play and Exchange CD system - change non playing disks while another is playing
- Cassette deck
- Sund Turbo
- Eco Mode
- Program 32 tracks
- Rock, Pop, and Classic sound modes
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FM radio tuner makes the most of faint signals and makes them sound clear
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plenty of bass support, great for music with a beat
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mids are very clear and rich, can hear all the details
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capable of very loud audio output, great for a party in an apartment
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speakers are detachable but the cables are very short, limit the amount you can move them around
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doesn't have an equalizer, need to work with a set of EQ presets
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buttons on the front panel don't seem to follow an intuitive logic, hard to find what you're looking for
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can hear a background hum when no music is playing
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