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Question: Can you add speakers to have a 4 speaker unit.
Document: I love being able to dock my ipod and control it through the remote. Very cool!The speakers have more wattage than the Japanese competitor's product with way less watts - and the unit still costs less than the competitor!My biggest complaint is that the speaker wires are hard-wired into the speaker and they have ridiculous clips on the ends that plug into the back of the stereo. Forget ever swapping out the speakers - but fortunately, they are plenty nice!
This is really dysfunctional for full listening enjoyment. I don't like my speakers anywhere near one another - and 8' apart just doesn't do it for me! I bought speaker wire and spliced 15' of wire into the line on each side. The sound is still great - so the short wire is really just an inconvenience.The remote was easy to figure out without the use of a instructions.
Bought to replace a Sharp XL-DH229N that malfunctioned after only 2 years of service. We use the 259P (like the 229N) 99% of the time for routing TV audio to better speakers via its Audio In connection. Guess what? Turn off the TV and 15 min. later the 259P turns itself off, thanks to the Auto Power Off feature that some idiot at Sharp thought was a &#34;Good Thing.&#34;  (Ref. : Page 4 of the User Guide).
The microcontroller for the system thinks there is a fault somewhere, and it cannot be reset holding down the POWER+EJECT buttons or by any other means. I like to debug electronics and have 30 yrs experience doing so, and this is disappointing to spend even modest $$ for something that only worked properly for the 6 months we owned it before May 2012.There are pros to the unit:* For simple speaker design, the sound quality is quite good for a bedroom sized space.
The bass was alright but it would be nice if it had an output for a subwoofer. The unit itself looks good. The speakers have a nice metal screen on them. The large volume knob feels solid. The remote is perfect, it has a good button layout and includes special buttons for ipod, usb, etc. The wife loves the way it looks, sounds, and how easy it is to use.
This is a nice small unit, I was having trouble getting a good FM signal, probably just my location in the woods, but I have ordered a big FM antenna to go on the roof and extended the FM wire to be long enough. Sound quality seems fine so far, I might upgrade the speakers, but this seems fine for my screened in porch area, now I can listen to tunes will floating around the pool.
I read several reviews before making this purchase. While the reviews for this unit were very good I will have to admit that my decision was limited for the need of a smaller sized unit to fit some shelving I had built for a previous sound system. I am happy to report that I received way more than I expected. This is a well made unit. Speakers are made out of MDF rather than plastic like most units reviewed. The unit itself has a metal housing. The controls and buttons feel solid.
This one does it all Radio, CD, Ipod or Iphone, USBThe only complaint is the speaker wires are way to short
I give this audio system a 4 star rating because it has great sound for a small place, but the sound level changes as you move around it. I'd recommend this system for dorm rooms or garages used as game rooms. I love the remote control :)!
I love this audio system - sound is great and looks good too. I also like that the speakers separate so the sound is not contained in one small space.
Answer: Not as such. There are only two spring-loaded speaker wire connections. You could probably run 4 speakers by splicing the wires so that each connection fed two speakers. Should be enough power if you'not trying to rattle the walls.