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    Sony MHCEC909iP Mini Hi-Fi Shelf System
    Speakers (Sony)


    Sony

    List Price: $199.95
    Price: $168.72
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    • Charge, play and control your iPod or iPhone
    • Powerful 540-watt (RMS) music system
    • Audio-in lets you easily connect MP3 players, PCs or other devices.
    Sony MHCEC709iP Mini Hi-Fi Shelf System
    Speakers (Sony)


    Sony

    List Price: $149.95
    Price: $128.00
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    • Audio-in lets you easily connect MP3 players, PCs or other devices
    • Single-disc CD Player plays CDs and CD-R/RW recorded in audio or MP3 file formats
    • Works with iPhone, Made for iPod;charge, play and control
    Sony LBTSH2000 Mini Hi-Fi System
    Receiver or Amplifier (Sony)


    Sony

    List Price: $999.99
    Price: $998.00
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    • Single Disc CD Player, AM/FM radio with 30-station presets
    • Dual USB ports: playback and record audio files
    • 2000 watts total (500W x 4 (at 4 ohms, 1kHz, 1% THD, Per Channel driven) (RMS): 3-way Bass Reflex Speaker System
    Sony MHC-EC69i Mini Hi-Fi Shelf System
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    Sony

    List Price: $119.95
    Price: $99.95
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    • AM/FM tuner with 30 station presets
    • Single disc CD player with CD-R/RW and PM3 playback
    • Remote control with full iPod menu control
    Sony MHC-EC69i/C2 Mini Hi-Fi Shelf System
    Speakers (Sony)


    Sony

    List Price: $99.95
    Price: $99.95


    • Single-disc CD player with CD-R/RW and MP3 playback capability
    • 100W (RMS) Total Power Output (50W x 2)
    • Single disc CD player with CD-R/RW and MP3 playback capability

Unboxing of the Sony Mini HI-FI Component System

This is just an unboxing ill have the review up soon

Alpha Design Labs by Furutech ADL-H118 headphones and X1 portable ...

21.05.13

Partnered with ADL’s Esprit preamp/headphone amp/USB DAC-ADC and playing FLAC files via Foobar from a Sony Vaio laptop, the handsome, lightweight, and comfortable Alpha Design Labs’ ADL-H118 headphone ($299) produced very fine sound. The system conveyed Diana Krall’s “Este Seu Olhar” with a great sense of intimacy and space: Krall’s vocals sounded as if whispered into my ear. Listening to “My Foolish Heart,” the opening track from Bill Evans Trio’s Waltz for Debby , I heard a piano with the proper sparkle and clang, cymbals with the right amount of sizzle and splash, and bass that was tight and musical. The overall result was a sound that was smooth yet dynamic—very easy to listen to and enjoy.

Meanwhile, ADL’s X1 fits in the palm of a hand and combines headphone amplifier with ESS Sabre ES9023 USB DAC. The X1 supports iOs and Android operating systems at resolutions up to 16-bit/48kHz via its USB A socket, while its USB Mini-B socket and 3.5mm

Source: Stereophile Magazine