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Question: I still have an ec55 remote,. Will it work with a different EC55 stereo?
Document: I purchased this at the end of October it is now the end of February and the unit doesn't work and my CD is stuck inside. I know that it was inexpensive but it still should last more than 4 months I am very dissapointed with this because I was trying to save money and now I have to purchase another  one but it surley won't be a sony.
Sony MHC-EC55 Mini Hi-Fi Component SystemAnother reviewer aptly put that the unit does NOT have the cassette player, so I could live with that.But the directions from Sony are terrible! It's not hard to set up, but there really are no directions clear enough on how to get the clock to stay on all the time. I have now gone to Sony's website for support. Sony's website is sorely lacking information. I tried live chat, that didn't work.
I was looking for some super speakers to blast while I work out and I stumbled upon the Sony MHC-EC55 Mini Hi-Fi Component System (jeez, that was a long title). Everything works pretty well: radio is fine, 3 disc changer works well, and most important of all, the "audio in" works magnificiently. The "audio in" allows me to connect my ipod to the speakers, which is the main feature for which I purchased this awesome product.
Even at low volume levels the MHC-EC55 produces a rich, full bodied sound. When the volume is cranked up (that is when I have to scream at my daughter to "TURN IT DOWN! "), this Sony mini system can really rock the room! All of the controls, both on the main unit and on the remote control, are easy to read and operate, and I am quite pleased with the large knob on the front for controlling the volume.
The MHC-EC55 comes with the main control unit, two detached speakers (w/ speaker wires), an AM loop antenna, a FM line antenna wire, an easy to use remote control, two AA batteries (for remote), instruction manual, and miscellaneous safety, warranty, and registration paperwork. There really aren't many items in the box, and everything is a breeze to setup.
Overall, I really like my Sony MHC-EC55 Mini Hi-Fi Component System that my husband purchased for me from Amazon. The only problem I can see is that the 3 disk system does not automatically switch disks. Other than that, this is a very good stereo system for my sewing room.
Excellent stereo. This was the second one I purchased, one for home and one for work.
Sony MHC-EC55 Mini Stereo was purchased Dec.2007 and was great for about five months. Then the CD player would only play two Cds and recently (August) it has quit playing completely. It reads NO DISC when there are three discs carefully loaded. I am so very disappointed in this player because it is quite large and now is useless. I have tried to contact SONY with no luck.
I purchased this system in April 2010 and as of February 2013, it's still going strong. I'm sorry to find that it's unavailable on Amazon because I wanted to buy another one to connect to my stereo mixer. I use the stereo mainly to play cds, and I haven't had any problems with the cd player. I wish I could say that about other systems I bought.
I just hooked up my stereo. I am very disappointed that there is no tape player. I thought it had one. Unfortunately after reading some of the other reviews I found out that the tape player is not in the model for the states. I literally have a couple hundred tapes that I will have to still keep my other Philips stereo to play them on. I suppose I might have to "stack" the new sony one on top of the bigger Philips.
Answer: I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure it will.