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Stereo Systems: Perfect Choices for Your Dorm Room
Th
e most important essential piece for a music lover's dorm room is a mini stereo system. Whether you need a simple CD player and radio, a dock for your MP3 player, or all of the above, we'll help you find the perfect stereo system.
The king of all stereo systems, the Bose Wave Music System in Titanium Silver has waveguide speaker technology for full-bodied sound, even with its sleek and small size. This model includes a CD player, FM/AM tuner, remote control, headphone jack, and alarm clock, but if you want to connect your iPod, you can purchase an additional connect kit to hook it up to your stereo system. The infrared remote control allows you to operate the system from any area of your dorm room. Manufactured with the Bose Wave System standards, you know you are getting a high quality stereo when you buy a Bose.
Designed to be sleek and compact, the Panasonic SC-HC20 Mini Hi-Fi System will look cool and sound great in your dorm room. Playing music both from CDs and iPods, this stereo system can be installed in limited places, like a small bedside shelf or desk, making it perfect for tight spaces like dorm rooms. With advanced bamboo cone speakers, the vocals are crisper and clearer than you've ever heard before.
Only using 100 watts of power, the Sony MHC-EC69i Mini Hi-Fi System is both complete and easy to use. You can play CDs and MP3s on this stereo system, and you can even hook up other digital music players and your PC in the integrated 3.5mm audio-in jack. If you're a radio fan, this system is equipped with a FM/AM tuner. Able to be controlled by the included remote control, your dorm room will be a music listening headquarters for you and your friends.
If you're just looking for a simple CD playing stereo system, you'll be interested in the Philips MC235B Micro Hi-Fi Stereo System. You can mount this system on the wall, making it a great space saver for your cramped dorm room. Using graphic equalizing technology to adjust and enhance sound frequencies, its Rock, Pop, Jazz, and Classic pre-set modes add to the optimization of frequency ranges no matter what kind of music you like.
All of these mini stereo systems and many more are available today in our Mini Stereo Systems store, so check them out to find your perfect stereo system.
e most important essential piece for a music lover's dorm room is a mini stereo system. Whether you need a simple CD player and radio, a dock for your MP3 player, or all of the above, we'll help you find the perfect stereo system.The king of all stereo systems, the Bose Wave Music System in Titanium Silver has waveguide speaker technology for full-bodied sound, even with its sleek and small size. This model includes a CD player, FM/AM tuner, remote control, headphone jack, and alarm clock, but if you want to connect your iPod, you can purchase an additional connect kit to hook it up to your stereo system. The infrared remote control allows you to operate the system from any area of your dorm room. Manufactured with the Bose Wave System standards, you know you are getting a high quality stereo when you buy a Bose.
Designed to be sleek and compact, the Panasonic SC-HC20 Mini Hi-Fi System will look cool and sound great in your dorm room. Playing music both from CDs and iPods, this stereo system can be installed in limited places, like a small bedside shelf or desk, making it perfect for tight spaces like dorm rooms. With advanced bamboo cone speakers, the vocals are crisper and clearer than you've ever heard before. Only using 100 watts of power, the Sony MHC-EC69i Mini Hi-Fi System is both complete and easy to use. You can play CDs and MP3s on this stereo system, and you can even hook up other digital music players and your PC in the integrated 3.5mm audio-in jack. If you're a radio fan, this system is equipped with a FM/AM tuner. Able to be controlled by the included remote control, your dorm room will be a music listening headquarters for you and your friends.If you're just looking for a simple CD playing stereo system, you'll be interested in the Philips MC235B Micro Hi-Fi Stereo System. You can mount this system on the wall, making it a great space saver for your cramped dorm room. Using graphic equalizing technology to adjust and enhance sound frequencies, its Rock, Pop, Jazz, and Classic pre-set modes add to the optimization of frequency ranges no matter what kind of music you like.All of these mini stereo systems and many more are available today in our Mini Stereo Systems store, so check them out to find your perfect stereo system.
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jess said 8-07-2010 @6:13AM
The last 3 are good.. priced well for something that will be in a dorm room.. accidents happen so I wouldn't think you would want to spend 500 on a college kids stereo.. plus thefts can be an issue. Good article here with advice about what you need for a college dorm and what you can leave at home:
replyhttp://www.celebrationideasonline.com. Also an article there for what parents need to do before they send the kids to campus.. worth a read.
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Matt said 8-07-2010 @9:04AM
Hey what about Klipsch's LightSpeaker system? Put them into two lamps, hook up your iPod and you've got a complete and totally hidden system. I have some and they sound awesome.
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Bryan Merritt said 8-07-2010 @10:58AM
The best small radio stereo cd player that I ever owned is the Bose. Its not cheap but if you want amazing soud quality in a very compact package. The front loading Bose wave radio cannot be beat. I love mine.
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CCinRI said 8-07-2010 @12:25PM
Those Bose units suck...if you're going to throw good money for one of those, bite the bullet and upgrade to a B&O system that you'll have forever.
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jeff said 8-07-2010 @1:01PM
My mother bought a bose years ago. I didn't think it was that grand. I bought one just to save space and hooked it to my satellite, I love it. If it were to break I would run out and buy another one. No regrets I don't know why this seems to sound much better.
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neil m said 8-07-2010 @2:03PM
Let me get this straight...the Bose Wave Music System is "The king of all stereo systems" ? That's the most ridiculous and unfounded comment I've EVER read. Bose is OK at best. Nobody who's ever heard truly good speakers would EVER make such a ridiculous statement about this overpriced clock-radio being the king of all stereos. It's really sad that the traditional hi-fi/electronics stores have almost completely disappeared; people now choose audio equipment based on marketing campaigns (that's where most of Bose's investment goes, by the way) rather than how they actually sound. Here is a very interesting article about Bose: http://www.intellexual.net/bose.html
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