PIONEER X-EM11 Mini System for £49.95 (Instore only) @ RicherSounds
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Powerful sound from a compact system and all from one of the best hi-fi brands in the business - the Pioneer X-EM11 brings class to the budget mini system.
POWERFUL SOUND
Whereas most mini systems in the class have around 2 - 5 watts per channel, the Pioneer X-EM11 boasts a class-leading 10 watts per channel. Whilst this won't worry more expensive systems, it's pretty impressive for a mini system of this size and price. Combined with the P Bass function and equaliser, the added power gives the tiny Pioneer a weight and body that you wouldn't credit from such a compact system. Whilst it won't rattle the windows it's plenty powerful enough for a kitchen, bedroom or study system.
FLEXIBLE PLAYBACK
Coming with both USB and 3.5mm inputs, the Pioneer X-EM11 is ideal for a range of sources both old and new. Plug your digital media device in via the USB and use the analogue 3.5mm input for any source with a headphone socket and you'll be able to access music from pretty much any device. Built into the compact casing is a CD player and FM radio, making it ideal as a desktop or bedside entertainment system.
FULLY FEATURED
With a full system remote control, this Pioneer mini is easy to operate. For private listening, it also comes with a handy headphone socket. As you'd expect, the CD player is fully featured, including track programming and the tuner comes with RDS and 20 station presets. The large, informative display and clear, simple control layout also make for ease of operation.
For a quality second system at a bargain price, the Pioneer X-EM11 is a tough act to beat.
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tape deck ! awesomes
Can't beat a bit of analogue retro :D
Edited By: mtc1 on Oct 26, 2012 11:42
tape deck ! awesomes
Can't beat a bit of analogue retro :D
tape deck ! awesomes
Can't beat a bit of analogue retro :D
What?
pioneer one kicks this one's ass.
Pioneer has USB input Sony does not, no comparison. WTF is a CD for
Edited By: daze24 on Oct 26, 2012 15:33
tape deck ! awesomes
Can't beat a bit of analogue retro :D
What?
Have some heat op.
pioneer one kicks this one's ass.
Pioneer has USB input Sony does not, no comparison. WTF is a CD for
Also seems that is twice as powerful, 2x10W compared to 2x5W for the sony.
tape deck ! awesomes
I purchased Smashing Pumpkins Pisces Iscariot deluxe which comes with a replica of their Tape Demo and nothing to play it on (well my tape unit is up in the attic, so I'll have to dig it down at some stage )