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Sony CMT-BX20i
$129.00
Released September, 2003
The Pros:Powerful 50W system rating. Affordable price. More features than standard iPod speaker dock systems.
The Cons:Hasn't dropped in price since it's introduction in 2003. Could have put a usb Port for mp3 players.
Sony stretches there mini shelf system to mid-level with the CMT-BX20i. Essentially, this is a unit built around an iPod docking system. Sony’s lower end mini systems do not come equipped with iPod playback, it must be purchased separately, but in the CMT-BX20i this feature is integrated for connect and play simplicity.
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Another feature which brings this unit out of the entry line is the increased power, 50W for the Full Range Speaker System. The single disc CD player, reads Audio-CD’s, CD-R/RW and MP3 files, made standard on all Sony models. AM/FM signal is received by Superheterodyne Tuner and comes with 30 station presets. Lastly, information is displayed by Fluorescent technology and a remote control is provided.
Features
- Itegrated iPod Dock
- Front Loading Single Disc CD Player
- Audio CD, CD-R/RW and MP3 Playback
- 50W
- 2 Full Range Speaker System
- FL Display
- Audio-in use for PC
- Superheterodyne Tuner with 30 station preset
- Remote Control
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powerful 50W system rating
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more features than standard iPod speaker dock systems
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multiple inputs - CD, radio, aux in, iPod
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attractive and minimalistic
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hasn't dropped in price since it's introduction in 2003
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Could have put a usb Port for mp3 players
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