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Sony's small, chic CMT-EP313 Micro System is perfect for your home or office... Packed with 20 Watts of Total Power: 10 Watts Per Channel x 2 (RMS 10% THD), a Top Loading CD Player, a Tuner with 20 FM + 10 AM Station Presets, and a Single Well Tape Deck, this system offers you listening versatility. Audio Features include a DSG - Dynamic Sound Generator, and CD-R & CD-RW Playback*, while the Inputs and Outputs offered are an Analog Audio Input x 1 (RCA Type) (Video/MD), and a Mini-pin Headphone Jack. Also enjoy convenience features like our Daily/Sleep Timers, CD Synchro Recording, a Remote Commander(R) Remote Control, Power Save Mode, and Play Modes (Shuffle, Program, Repeat). Sony sound and style meet in the compact CMT-EP313. Revel in the results.
- Stylish executive microsystem with single CD, single cassette, and FM/AM radio
- 10 watts per channel power, 30 station presets (20 FM, 10 AM)
- Auxiliary analog audio input accommodates MP3 player or VCR
- Dynamic Sound Generator (DSG) heightens musical impact, lets you customize your sound
- Includes remote control and headphone jack for private listening
Sony CMT-EP313 Executive Microsystem with Single CD Player Reviews
Sony CMT-EP313 Executive Microsystem with Single CD Player Reviews
| 34 of 34 people found the following review helpful  affordable with good sound for the dollar, By This review is from: Sony CMT-EP313 Executive Microsystem with Single CD Player (Electronics) I live in an apartment so I am limited by not only size but also by the level of loudness I can extract from my stereo. I have only had a boombox for quite some time until I purchased this unit. My furniture, for the most part, is maple so this system fit well with my general decor. I have shopped for systems for sometime and then stumbled upon this one. Generally, in regards to what I have seen, I am either pleased with appearance and disappointed by the audio or vice versa. This system made the cut on both counts.I have the speakers separated and while I can understand folks that may wish to keep them together I would say that for the best sound you need to space them apart. Another thing that is great is the analog input. I have all my video components (TV, DVD/VCR, GameCube) all routed through the stereo if I wish to listen to it that way. So while it is not 5.1 or 6.1 sound it is a definite improvement over my TV's speakers. The only negative thing I could say is... Read more 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful Good sound, By A Customer This review is from: Sony CMT-EP313 Executive Microsystem with Single CD Player (Electronics) I'm a college student and didn't have a lot of money to spend on an expensive system. This one was cheap and it looks really good. The sound is great and it doesn't overwhelm my small room. Easy to use, easy to set up (including the clock, that is if you can read the manual) and the remote is bigger than a credit card, thank god. The display is orange and small, so it doesn't light up my entire room when I try to go to sleep with it on. A Perfect Circle sounds amazing right now as I am typing up this review.Only 4 stars because I wanted a changer, and this only takes 1 cd. Also, the tape player just pisses me off. Who needs a tape player? Minor things. nice one, past jenna. now here's a tip from the future: your range rover has a tape player. 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful  Love it!, By This review is from: Sony CMT-EP313 Executive Microsystem with Single CD Player (Electronics) I've had stereo components for over 15 years, really good ones, too. But I don't have a whole lot of time to spend cleaning cords anymore, plus I live in an apartment. I can't really turn my stereo way up in an apartment. Well, I *could* if I was a big ol' jerk, but I really try not to be...I was buying a new TV and picked this up on the spur of the moment. I got it for $89, I figured I couldn't go wrong. I didn't know how right it was going to be. I put a 20 year old tape (Purple Rain!) in the cassette player and it sounded better than it did in my old TEAC dual cassette deck. I put a couple of classical CDs on, and I thought the sound was wonderful. I have a recording of Barry Tuckwell playing some Czerny pieces, and both the horn and piano parts sounded crystal clear. So far, I can't find anything wrong with it, I even get better reception with the radio than I did with my JVC receiver. I haven't tried the clock portion, but I didn't even care about the clock when I... Read more |
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