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Sharp CD-DK891N
$170.00
Released September, 2008
The Pros:Very fully-featured for the price--iPod dock, cassette players, 5-disc CD changer. Straightforward, user-friendly interface. Looks very sleek and modern.
The Cons:Doesn't charge iPods while on standby mode. Power cord is pretty short.
Sharp's CD-DK891N is a mid-range bookshelf audio system. It boasts 250W of total output power and a solid feature set. The included iPod docking slot plays stored MP3s and WMAs, and charges the iPod, but only while the system is turned on.
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There is no USB input, so the system does not work with other MP3 players. It features a dual cassette deck, five-disc changer, and digital AM/FM tuner with 40 presets. Sound quality is good, with an X-BASS setting for a more powerful lower range. Like most shelf systems, it supports MP3, WMA, CD-R, and CD-RW audio discs.
Features
- 250W total output
- iPod dock
- Multi-Play five-disc changer
- Full Logic dual cassette deck
- AM/FM tuner with 40 presets
- MP3/WMA/CD-R/CD-RW support
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Very fully-featured for the price--iPod dock, cassette players, 5-disc CD changer.
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Straightforward, user-friendly interface.
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Looks very sleek and modern.
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Sound quality is adequate for a shelf unit.
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Included remote offers comprehensive iPod control.
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Doesn't charge iPods while on standby mode.
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Power cord is pretty short.
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