Sony CMTDH5BT
Sony CMTDH5BT
Powerful home multimedia system, which handles playback of music, movies, radio and even featured a popular karaoke.Home entertainment at every opportunity to get whole new dimension.Power output is 2 x 50 WSound can be improved by using features DSG and Mega Bass.Thanks to the USB connector on the front of the music has never been easier - just plug in a storage medium and everything is done.No recording on CD or burn.Built-in tuner manages to tune in to FM and MW stations, including RDS reception.Disc Player supports reading CD, CD-R, CD-RW and DVD support Repeat and Shuffle.Delight support MP3, DVD, DivX and VCD.Music can be played from a compatible Bluetooth 2nd0 devices.Supplied with a convenient remote control RM-SCD31.
Parameters and specifications:
Integrated audio unit:
DVD Drive
Tuner with RDS
Amplifiers:
Bass, DSG, Mega Bass
Setting Treble
Karaoke Function
Output Power (musical performance):2 x 50 W
Output power RMS:2 x 50 W
Tuner:
Zone:FM, MW
External Antenna for FM - 75 ohm
Preferences:20 for FM, 10 MW
The RDS-EON
Sleep Timer
Disc Player:
Play CD, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD
Support MP3
Repeat, Shuffle
Play DVD/DivX/VCD
Speaker:
Speaker Type:2-way speakers with Bass Reflect
Removable front grille
Magnetic shielding
Inputs/Outputs:
Bluetooth 2nd0 for wireless streaming music
Audio
Digital Output (CD to MD)
Headphone output
Microphone
An optical digital output (CD to MD)
USB
Component Video Output
S-Video
Power:
Power Requirements:230 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power consumption:65 W during operation, 0.5 W in the POH.mode
Dimensions:
Basic unit:273 x 141 x 190 mm
Speakers:240 x 284 x 140 mm
Weight:
Basic unit:4th1 kg
Speakers:
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