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Sony MHC-EC79i
$160.00
Released February, 2009
The Pros:Attractive design looks powerful and impressive. Setup is as easy as plugging it in, works anywhere. Controls are very simple, don't need in-depth instruction for it.
The Cons:Very heavy and bulky, not easy to carry from one place to another. No AUX input for devices other than the iPod.
The MHC-EC79i is a mid-range shelf system and iPod dock from Sony. It is essentially a higher-power version of the MHC-EC69i, with 380 W total output rather than 100 W. The EC79i's speakers employ a 3-way, 3-driver system, and contain most of the unit's design and performance upgrades over the EC69i.
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Music stored on an iPod or iPhone connected to the integrated dock can be played while the connected device is charged. It also features a standard single-disc CD player, which also plays back CD-R/RW and MP3 formats. It includes an AM/FM tuner with 30 presets, and comes with a remote control that can navigate an attached iPod's menus in addition to operating the shelf unit itself.
Features
- 380 W total output
- Integrated iPod dock
- Single-disc CD player
- CD-R/RW and MP3 playback
- AM/FM tuner with 30 presets
- Remote control
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attractive design looks powerful and impressive
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setup is as easy as plugging it in, works anywhere
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controls are very simple, don't need in-depth instruction for it
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audio can get very loud if needed, will fill an apartment or a large room
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sound is detailed and clear, only minor distortion in the bass range and a fairly well filled-out upper range
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very heavy and bulky, not easy to carry from one place to another
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no AUX input for devices other than the iPod
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