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Aiwa XP779 Portable CD Player
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Aiwa XP779 Portable CD Player
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by Aiwa
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$119.00
At Amazon
on 6-23-2008.
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Anti-skip system
Slim design
Includes car kit DC and cassette adapter and AC adapter
Backlighted LCD display
Heat resistant
Product Review
The XP-779's light weight, wide variety of power and output adapters, and high-quality sound make it an ideal portable. Listen to CDs anywhere: the XP-779's anti-shock system helps make your music skip-free.
The XP-779 portable CD player was fairly easy to set up, especially using its car or AC adapter. The only glitch we hit was that turning the unit on wasn't that intuitive. You have to slide the "Hold" switch to "Off" to begin playing CDs. The backlighted LCD display was easy to read, even in a dark car.
The XP-779 comes with an outstanding array of output and power adapters. With the included headphones, you can use it plugged into the wall with the AC adapter or running on regular or rechargeable batteries. The unit also includes a DC car adapter and cassette connector that routes the audio through your cassette player and car speakers. The unit can recharge its own rechargeable Nicad batteries, which made it easy to maintain (you will have to buy those batteries separately, however). The battery indicator was another handy feature. There's nothing worse than slipping in your favorite CD at work and finding you're out of power.
It also boasts a wide range of advanced play features. We especially liked the Resume feature, which lets you pick up where you were when you switched the unit off. We were able to program up to 24 tracks, and we liked being able to use the repeat feature during program play. The electric anti-shock system (EASS PLUS) seemed to reduce the incidences of skipping, even over bumpy gravel roads. Overall, the XP-779 was a superb machine to carry along in the car, during exercise, or at work. Its light weight and rechargeable capabilities made it a pleasure to listen to CDs anywhere.
Pros:
- Anti-shock system reduces skipping
- Unit can recharge with Nicad rechargeable batteries
- Includes headphones, AC adapter, car tape adapter, and cigarette-lighter adapter
- Three-stage battery indicator lets you anticipate battery replacement
Cons:
- Slightly confusing to turn on and off
Product Description
The XP-779 features incredible sound performance with up to 18 hours of playback. The player comes wit car kit Car Kit (DC and Cassette Adaptor) 20 Second EASS (Electronic Anti Shock System) acts as a buffer to assure smooth playback in the most jarring of circumstances.This CD player delivers multiple play modes, illuminated LCD screen, heat-resistant body for in-car and outdoor use, and 3-Point LED battery life indicator. AIWA's DSL (Dynamic Super Linear) circuitry is a sophisticated electronic equalizer that automatically compensates for bass roll-off, thereby extending the speaker's low-frequency response. The amount of compensation is varied according to signal level to prevent distortion and provide deep, natural-sounding bass at all listening levels. Music helps manage stress and may be a vital factor in long-term survival under adverse conditions. This remarkable little CD player will definitely improve your lifestyle.
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Aiwa XP779 Portable CD Player
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Price: $119.00
Updated on 6-23-2008.
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