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RCA RS2130i
$130.00
Released January, 2001
The Pros:Audio is clear and well defined. Capable of enough volume to fill medium sized rooms. Looks nice and impressive on the shelf.
The Cons:Can hear the CD changer loudly clicking when discs are changed. Pauses between tracks, gets a bit irritating on live albums. Volume knob is tricky to work with, really touchy.
The RS2130i was a mid-range shelf system from RCA, now discontinued. The 160W unit includes a Universal Dock for iPod, connected by a cable to the main unit, that allows for iPod charging and playback.
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A USB connection enables similar functionality for other MP3 players. The system features a clock radio, AM/FM tuner, and five-disc changer which reads MP3 and WMA audio from CD-Rs and CD-RWs in addition to regular CDs. With "Rip & Go" technology, radio can be recorded and CDs ripped directly to a USB-connected device.
Features
- 160W total output
- AM/FM tuner
- Five-disc changer
- Supports MP3/WMA/CDA, CD-Rs, CD-RWs
- iPod dock
- USB connection
- Rip CDs or record radio to USB-connected MP3 player
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audio is clear and well defined
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capable of enough volume to fill medium sized rooms
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looks nice and impressive on the shelf
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remote is a nice size, buttons are big and easy to work with
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can hear the CD changer loudly clicking when discs are changed
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pauses between tracks, gets a bit irritating on live albums
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volume knob is tricky to work with, really touchy
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bass can sometimes sound overpowered and unnatural
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