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Panasonic SC-AK600
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For high quality stereo sound that won't take up a lot of room, tune in to Panasonic's SC-AK600 compact stereo system. Stylishly sleek, this system will rock your world with its 320 watts of power. You'll get a complete range of options including an AM/FM receiver, a 5-disc CD changer capable of playing MP3 discs, and a stereo cassette deck.
Features of the Panasonic SC-AK600 include:
- 5-disc CD changer with MASH 1-bit digital-to-analog converter
- Home-theater ready with Dolby Digital 5.1-channel decoding
- Five speakers (two main, three satellite)
- Digital FM/AM tuner with 24 station presets
- Cassette deck with feather-touch controls and tape program search
- Clock and timer
- Headphone Jack
- Full function remote
Panasonic SC-AK600 Consumer Reviews
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Reviewed by Fabián on 12-19-2007
I have this unit since 2003 and it works perfecly, its sound is perfect and now is part of my home thather, is a great mini HI FI audio system, the best purchase i could...GREAT!!never has failes, it´s totally usefull
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Reviewed by Disoriented on 12-30-2004
The product could be great if it worked properly. While it had great sound quality for the price, this unit was tempermental to say the least. After owning the unit for only 10 months, we unplugged it before the hurricanes hit (they didn't hit us), and it never turned back on. After three months of dealing with poor customer service representatives and repair shops, we finally received a replacement unit. Time will only tell if the unit was worth the money.
I have to give this unit a poor rating just for the frustration of getting such a dud.
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