Great sound, (What's this?) I LOVE the sound coming out of my new Yamaha stereo. The sound truly is amazing for such a small system. It is well worth the money. My wife bought me the red, which I think is ok. At least she didn't get the pink! Really though, as long as SHE likes it then I am ok with it too since it is now in our kitchen/dining area and fills the area VERY well with great sound.
The only thing I would change is the ability to play and charge an external source other than apple crap.
Very Good!, (What's this?) I have been using this player for a few months now, and I must say that I am very impressed with the quality of the player.
Best part, I don't have to worry about complicated equalizers and other buttons. The sound quality is excellent even without the equalizer.
It has a very simple user interface and the ability to play from an external player such as my mobile phone or a simple USB memory stick and extremely usefull.
The orange color player goes great with my furniture (black) so I also like the host of colors that this device is available in.
Expensive is not always better . . ., (What's this?) I've had a problem with my Bose wave system ($450.00). Shortly after the warranty expired,
I started having problems with the functioning of the CD player. I would place a CD in the
player and it may or may not play. After trying to deal with the Bose service department and
the cost of repair, I started looking at other systems. I was very hesitant to spend another
$450.00 on a Bose system.
I found the Yamaha MCR-040 and after reading the reviews, decided to purchase the
Yamaha. Much cheaper than the Bose system. Right out of the box I played a Chopin CD
and an Oscar Peterson CD. It was like taking ear plugs out of my ears. I was extremely
pleased with the quality of the sound for such a small system. I've had the system for a very
short amount of time and haven't made any adjustments but if all remains at such a quality,
I will purchase additional units for our guest room and my studio.
Expensive is not always better . . .
Outstanding bargain, (What's this?) Buy the Bose and pay double because of their expensive advertising campaign. Buy the Yamaha-- zero $ advertising-- save money and get a great sound system. The Yamaha has an additional advantage. From the picture, it may appear that this is one piece. Not so. The speakers stand alone (unlike the Bose) and the wires connecting them to the main unit are long enough to provide excellent separation. Rarely do I buy a product without some flaw. I have used the Yamaha for awhile now without discovering one.
Great bookcase stereo, (What's this?) Just received this -- original one was delayed in shipping and with an email Amazon sent out a new one at no charge.
I put it together in a few moment and with no adjustments have Les Miserables playing (at a fairly high volume, I might add..) and LOVE this micro componenet system. Great sound, no tinniness. I agree with others that the remote is pretty small (and it's a little annoying to have to control tracks and FM changes from the remote, but no biggie for the overall quality of this well-priced machine.) I haven't tried the ipod dock yet.
Will probably have a little challenge adjusting the radio antenna -- sounds great when I'm standing in front of it, but static when I move away, but will work on that.
Very Impressive System, (What's this?)
Very nice unit, (What's this?) Have only owned it for 2 days. First I want to say that the photography of the product does not do it justice. Ordered the dark gray color and it is much better looking than the picture would have you believe. Everything about this product is quality. It looks, feels and acts like a high quality audiophile component. It's a little pricier than most other units but worth it. I looked at the Bose Wave but could not justify the price. For me this was a great alternative and it looks better! The sound is good - I've not yet used it enough to say more than that.
One minor negative is the cover for the ipod dock. It does not fit properly, I'm afraid to push any harder to get it to click into place, so I have it siting loosely on top. Most people will not want to cover the dock anyway.
One Thing Missing, (What's this?)
Viper, (What's this?) I was looking for a small multi-input shelf system to replace a 12 year old Onkyo bookshelf system with an Aiwa sub. I needed iPod docking capability, good FM reception, CD player, decent sound and compact size. I tried another Onkyo shelf system then a Tivoli 1. Both of them were disappointing for a variety of reasons and returned. Then I researched this Yamaha product to some length.I am glad I decided to give this unit an "audition". I have to admit I was dubious when I first unpacked this unit and set it in it's current home in our kitchen / dining area. I was thinking there is going to be no low freq joy out of these little speakers . How wrong I was. First impression in the set up phase was that the system is well made and has a great appearance. I have the dark gray color. Ok, now to the real deal, the sound. To put this simply, the sound quality and volume imagery produced is quite incredible given the compact size of this unit. I guess the Yamaha engineers assigned on this product knew exactly what was needed to make this product a winner.
Has advanced YST technology to deliver big bass sound.Perfectly matched amp and speakers for high efficiency and performance.System has CD player, an FM radio, USB and mini jack inputs.Features yAired (Yamaha original wireless) technology, for wireless enjoyment of your iPod.Built in iPod dock..
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