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Position the twin speakers for optimal stereo separation using the supplied 5-foot speaker wires, or stand them on either side of the main unit for a unified appearance. The 2-way speakers offer 4-inch woofers, ported enclosures for extra bass heft, and luxurious real-wood finishes. The CD player offers CD-R/CD-RW compatibility for your homemade audio CDs, a one-bit digital-to-analogue converter with an 18-bit digital filter for highly accurate reproduction, custom track programming, and random/repeat play.
An auxiliary input lets you hook up an external audio or video device, whether an MP3 player, a camcorder, or a DVD player. Like to fall asleep or wake to tunes? You can set a clock/timer to turn the radio off or on at specified times. For private listening, you'll appreciate the CMT-NE3's .125-inch headphone jack and ergonomically designed Remote Commander remote control. Other features include 20 FM and 10 AM station presets, CD-cassette synchro recording, and power-save mode.
Perfect for a dorm room or small office, the CMT-NE3 hi-fi microsystem features a top-loading CD player, CD-R/CD-RW playback capability, a cassette deck with CD synchro recording, 30 station presets, and bass reflex speaker design. It even includes daily/sleep timers and a Remote Commander remote control. It'll play your burned CDs and personal compilations, and you can choose from three play modes: shuffle, program, and repeat. The CMT-NE3 delivers functionality and a space-conscious design.
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
For the price, it's "almost" perfect!,
This review is from: Sony CMT-NE3 Micro System (Electronics)
I was in desperate need of a Micro System for my bedroom. I'd auditioned a few over the weeks, you can only really tell what s system sounds like, when it's in your own space (a certain stores 16 day Guarantee comes in handy for this!). I kept having the same problems though, the hifis I REALLY liked where those which cost more than I'd planned on spending; the ones within my budget, either sounded poor or lacked the features I wanted.Today I discovered this little beauty. I'd previously dismissed it, as I'd tried it's newer brother, the Sony CMTNEZ3, which I found to be cheaply made and lacking any bass response. I was a little dubious about my purchase, but could always return it if not totally happy (again, that certain stores 16 day guarantee!). Upon unpackaging, the first thing I noticed was the weight of both the speakers and main unit. It's a lot more solid feeling than it's newer version. I connected the speakers and put a CD on to play, to check out the sound quality, before setting the system up properly. OK, don't expect the kind of bass levels you're going to get from a much larger mini-hifi, or sub-woofer. The bass produced by the two small speakers, is impressive though, especially considering the cabinets only house one 4" Full Range Driver. The sound quality is quite rich, with a clear treble and decent amount of midrange. The bass and treble can both be adjusted "+ & - 3 digits". There's a Bass Boost (DSGX) which does give a more powerful (although not necessarily more bassy) sound too. The output power, whilst not huge at 15 watts per channel (RMS), is also quite impressive. With careful speaker positioning (ideally 1.5 metres high on shelves), I'd say this stereo would be suitable to fill the average sized living room with enough volume for a party! I also like the fact it has an AUX input, which means you connect your DVD/MP3/PC ect. This is a rare feature on a most hifi under £80. The cassette deck, although most people rarely use them these days, is electronic, rather than one you have to push buttons down on, again, a rareity on a budget end stereo. My only gripes are lack of MP3 CD playback (it's newer version does have this feature, but as I said, I found the sound quality to be poor compared to this model) and lack of RDS on the tuner (I'm used to seeing the station name displayed). The remote control is easy to understand and feature packed. You can change the bass/treble from the remote aswell as on the main unit. So often these days, it's only on the remote you can change the EQ controls, a bit of a nightmare if the remote gets lost or broken. So to conclude, for the price (I paid £65 at that well know high street catalogue store), this is one of the best Micro Systems available. Sound quality is suprisingly rich and powerful, and styling is tasteful and of good quality. Thanks for reading!
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great value for money!,
By bodgerd (Cardiff, Cardiff United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sony CMT-NE3 Micro System (Electronics)
If you're looking for a great quality micro hi-fi that's easy to use and sounds great, then this one is for you. 30Watts is plenty of speaker power for an average sized room and I've had no regrets over my purchase. It sounds as good as it looks!
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
It's one in a million!,
By Fran (Tonbridge, Kent United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sony CMT-NE3 Micro System (Electronics)
Great mini hi fi. havent had it long but compared to all the others in the shop it blows them away. recommond buying it to anyone that reads it. Sony is a good make and i dont think you'll regret it.
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