- Brand: PHILIPS
- Condition: Brand New
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Product details
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
With the WAS7500 Stations at desired locations in your home, you can instantly play all your favorite music streamed wirelessly from the Music Center or PC. Enjoy Hi-Fi quality sound in this ultra-flat system.
Product Description
Philips has launched the successor to the WACS700: the WACS7500. This micro system has revolutionised the world of digital music, because it allows you to transfer your favourite tracks to any room of your home using WiFi technology. The WACS7500 includes a USB Direct port, not to mention Ethernet and WiFi connectivity, so you can connect it to your home network and tune in to radio stations over the internet. The WACS7500 is also equipped with a number of play modes, so you can save preferences and listen to your music as you choose. The WACS7500 can handle up to 5 receivers in hard drive mode, and it also plays music stored on your MP3 player or portable USB device. Providing 30 W of power, the WACS7500 lets you enjoy the sound of your favourite tunes in every room of your home!
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
I've now had the centre and two stations for six years and, apart from the frustrating software problems, the system has provided reliable service with very good sound quality, an ability to hold all of my 400 or so CDs and the facility of being able to access my collection from three locations. Another big bonus is being able to take a station out into the garden at barbeques - or by taking the center, at a guests house as well.
I also play back music through a 'Bose' sound system which is designed for this type of computer based hardware with fabulous results.
It is not for everyone obviously, but for those with a modicum of computer skills it is first class - that said I accept that a notebook laptop will provide a similar result but requires a boot up time and separate speaker system.
I also play back music through a 'Bose' sound system which is designed for this type of computer based hardware with fabulous results.
It is not for everyone obviously, but for those with a modicum of computer skills it is first class - that said I accept that a notebook laptop will provide a similar result but requires a boot up time and separate speaker system.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I bought 3 of the WAS7500 and the WACS7000 instead of the Sonos system. Both cost roughly the same but on paper the Philips system seems better. What a mistake... The Streamium is the worst music system I have ever used, from the counter intuitive menus, the constant restarts, differing remote button mapping per mode, to the poor sound quality. The USB feed caused power issues with my iPod and when it did read the device track information was garbled.
Avoid unless you enjoy resetting your wireless network every couple of days due to a poor UPNP implementation.
On the plus side they look impressive.
Avoid unless you enjoy resetting your wireless network every couple of days due to a poor UPNP implementation.
On the plus side they look impressive.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I ordered the philips streamium station as a second station to go with my main music centre, so I knew what I was buying. The product arrive within 3 days of order and was well packed and complete in its box. Just what I would have expected with no snags.
