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Question: I want to use my wireless Bluetooth speakers with this unit. Will if play my CDs through these without connecting wires?
Document: It was everything I expected and more. Excellent sound and easy to use the Bluetooth connecting. Would recommend to anyone wanting a small unit with big sound.
I really like the sound from this unit. I like it better than the Bose docking station I had previously (until it broke). There is just something about the sound from speakers inside of a wood cabinet. I have mostly been using the Bluetooth capability and had no problem connecting to my Mac or Ipad.
it literally takes 30 sec to turn on! And to do so, you HAVE to press the on/off button; you cannot press the &#34;play&#34; key from the remote or the main unit to start the CD (... yes I still listen to CDs. I am old). Opening the CD player takes time, changing for CD to Bluetooth and to radio takes time... it feels overall poorly optimized.
But it handles multiple Bluetooth devices well, and I use it to stream music from my phone and watch Hulu and Netflix on my laptop.It has ample radio presets, but unfortunately doesn't allow you to have fewer than the maximum. If you only listen to a few stations, you may find yourself stuck scrolling through a bunch of unused presets to get to what you want.Otherwise, the quibbles seem pretty minor. It sounds good, looks nice, and does everything you expect a unit like this to do.
I like the unit. The bluetooth was easly to set up and is great so I can play audio books over it or music from my iPhone. I have owned an Onkyo unit which seemed to have a bit better sound (clarity in the mid range) and volume (I could get it louder so I could hear it in other rooms). I am not a big fan of the button and knob functions, I find it a bit of pain to tune the radio and use the presets.
via a USB cable. This was the primary intention for my dad as he is not tech-savvy enough to deal with Bluetooth/wireless connectivity. After several failed attempts at connecting various iPods with various USB cords, I decided to read the manual and see if I was missing something. Come to find out, this system will ONLY recognize music files in MP3, WMA, or AAC formats.
And I can press play before it is loaded, and it'll start playing when loading is done. Other than that, build seems quite good, as the unit runs silently when playing a CD without letting any spinning noise out. Very important point, since I listen to classical music that can get very soft at times.I think Sony hit it out of the park with this one. I would recommend anyone who is looking for a micro system to give it a try!
Small footprint system with very nice bass sound without a sub-woofer. Pairs easily to all my Bluetooth devices-Way better than I expected but I love it. I use in a small home man cave bar and it fits very nicely into this area. I have tried USB but can not get this to work with MP3 files loaded on it. Instructions need to be more clear--Does anyone have any advice?
Since we import all of our CDs in the Apple Lossless codec (.M4A) to get the best sound quality, none of the songs on our iPods can be read by the unit.Obviously, the easiest workaround is to simply connect the iPod via AUX IN and play it that way. This definitely will solve the playback ability issue, but will also render the remote/button functions useless when playing an iPod.
Can't believe the amount of quality sound that comes out of this small stereo! I purchased this model because it has a jack for headphones. I use wireless headphones, but I still need a headphone jack for the transmitter. Very pleased.
Answer: No, the speakers require hard wire and are connected. Speaker wires are included. The Bluetooth feature only allows you to connect a Bluetooth device to play through the system, such as a cell phone, ipod, mp3 players, etc.