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Newest Review: ... was not very transparent either. But as with most Sony products, design is way-up there. The main speakers take power from ... more

 ... the sub-woofer to run groovey illumination of the radiator cone. This can be set to virtually any colour to match your mood or decor! Personally, I would have preferred a better speaker over the rainbow colours. What is worth knowing, is that the sub-woofer & main L & R speaker set up can be driven from other equipment. The tuner-amp supplied actually also includes a very respectible amp too, so I ended up ditching the technicolor boxes (which ended up with the sub-woofer on the living room video player). The tape de...more

Customer Sony CMT-SD3M Reviews (1)

Jon+Tech
Sony CMT-SD3M: Rainbow Coloured Speakers (315 words)
by - written on 02/04/01, updated on  02/04/01 (Very useful, 100 readings)
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I guess it was an impulse buy really. I hunted around all the usual stores for a replacement for my old Sony midi Hi-Fi. I liked the idea of compact speakers, but in truth did not think much to the sound quality from this set up in any of the in-store demo's. The bass was pretty tight from the dual-driver sub-woofer, but the mid-range lacked punch & power. The top-end treble was not very transparent either. But as with most Sony products, design is way-up there. The main speakers take power from the sub-woofer to run groovey illumination of the radiator cone. This can be set to virtually any colour to match your mood or decor! Personally, I would have ...  Read the complete review