Aiwa NSX-S777

Newest Review: ... used it or use CD edit function to automatically fit the right amount of songs to a given tape length then let it work away. ... more

... The system uses Digital filters to produce the clearest sound possible and a chip developed in America for recording studios BBE, can be selected in three stages, BBE (for beautiful vocal and instrument reproduction) T-Bass(for true deep base), GEQ (electronic graphic equalizer) which can be manual preset with 5 memories, or use the usual Rock, Pop or Classic. Timer (Record a favorite radio show or wake you up in the morning with the radio, Cd or Tape) CD Blank Skip (useful for Robbie Williams CD where there i...more

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Aiwa NSX-S777: great hifi (515 words)
by - written on 29/12/03 (Very useful, 446 readings)
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I bought this HiFi back in 2000 and had no major problems with it since, I've been looking around and cant find anything today with as much meat as this not to mention the spec it comes with. I paid £160 Irish pounds at the time in Letterkenny Donegal, and it was a bargain. The Sound quality is second to none with its sub-woofers and top end tweeters. Both tape decks are full logic with both having rotational heads for auto reverse very rare these days, both decks use ?Dolby B? noise reduction and have auto selectors build in for Metal PB tapes, only seen on expensive stand alone separate tape decks. You can use high speed dubbing for cassette ... Read the complete review

I'm glad I bought it (106 words)
by - written on 26/09/00
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I am not a tight person but I dont like paying money for a different name. I loved this SONY HI-FI that I saw, £600! Then I looked at the AIWA next to it. Exactly the same spec just one thing different, SONY sign replaced with an AIWA. It has the usual, 2 tape decs, 3 CD multichanger, radio (FM, AM and LW). I thought it was a bargain at £130. It is infact a basic machine but when buy friends are spending £250 pounds more for basically the same thing, I feel pleased that I have an extra £250 to spend on........extra music? A good buy. ... Read the complete review

Aiwa NSX-S777: Aiwa'd buy One (90 words)
by - written on 04/09/00 (Very useful, 427 readings)
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This little nifty machine has the normal... 2 Tape Decks, 3 CD changer, Radio (FM, MW and LW). There is also a thing saying Karaoke on it, meaning you can plug a microphone into it.. wooooo... With the stereo I got 2 speakers with Sub-Woofers, All the flashy lights that come as standard on any Aiwa system.. Good sound, plays CD-R cd's, hasnt broken down on me in over a year. Id say this was a superb CD Player at the £130 I paid for it. ... Read the complete review