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Old 04-10-2005, 17:32   #7
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Re: New hifi choice

I had a Sony Micro a few months back of which I gave to my mother as it served me well.

It did very well and was very very powerful for its little size. Miss the little thing I do.

Punky I would assume the rating is RMS< in the Argos book the Panasonic only hits 10more watt RMS then the Sony does.

Also the AUX port does every hifi not have one :|, I would need this to wire in my pc to the hifi.
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Originally Posted by Halcyon
Ideally, you'd be better getting some seperates.....a decent Cd player, an amp, and speakers, but if you are looking for an all in one solution, I guess that is OK.
I tend to prefer panasonic to Sony. Everyone says Sony are briliant, but I personally don't rate them as the worlds best.
I agree with the seperates but it is down to space, and the fact my pc area is a jungle of cables, hit by the demon cable tangling demon, and soon to have a A-Z of how to unplug even the smallest thing.
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