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Teac MC-DX32i
$250.00
Released December, 2007
The Pros:Includes AM receiver as well as FM, many such products do not feature this. Great sound quality and power from subwoofer, especially for a system of this size. Consistently clear highs and mid-range frequencies.
The Cons:Bottom stands on speakers tend to get in the way if wall-mounting. Remote design is a bit frustrating, buttons are small and must be pointed right at the system to work. Cabling is somewhat clumsy especially if you want to take it anywhere.
The Teac MC-DX32i is a micro tabletop stereo speaker system featuring dual full-range speakers and an integrated subwoofer. More importantly, the system is also an audio CD and iPod/iPhone player, in that it hosts a single-disc CD player and an iPod docking station.
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Plus the system can charge an iPod while also playing it at the same time. Also included is a built-in AM/FM tuner, a headphone jack for private listening, and two video outputs (S-Video, Composite) for transmitting iPod video content to a compatible television or display monitor. Overall reviewers say the MC-DX32i is attractive and easy to setup and use. However, many say that it doesn’t offer enough power—especially considering it features a subwoofer.
Features
- Micro Tabletop Stereo System
- Single-Disc CD Player
- iPod/iPhone Player
- iPod Charging while Playing
- Aluminum Honey-Comb Diaphragm NXT Speakers
- 4” Active Subwoofer
- Wall Mountable
- Remote Control
- Video Outputs
- Headphone Jack
- iPod Adapters Included
User Reviews (1)
Pros & Cons
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Includes AM receiver as well as FM, many such products do not feature this
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Great sound quality and power from subwoofer, especially for a system of this size
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Consistently clear highs and mid-range frequencies
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Easy to fit the main body in most shelf units, looks discreet
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Bottom stands on speakers tend to get in the way if wall-mounting
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Remote design is a bit frustrating, buttons are small and must be pointed right at the system to work
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Cabling is somewhat clumsy especially if you want to take it anywhere
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LCD screen is quite bright and cannot be altered, distracting in the dark
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