jWIN JX-CD5000 CD Mini Audio System
Out of stock |
Similar in Audio Shelf Systems
- Included Accessories: Remote Control
- Playable Disk Types: CD (Audio) CD-R
- Number of Discs: 1
- Sound Type: Stereo
- Functions: CD Player Radio Tuner Cassette Deck
Similar in Audio Shelf Systems
More suggestions in Audio Shelf Systems »
- Overview
-
Reviews
-
Compare Prices
User ReviewRead All Reviews »
Nice looking micro stereo. Easy to use.
Pros
Just plain cheap price. Very nice modern look. Many features for the price.
Cons
Don't expect a lot of bass. At that price, who cares?
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
If you require a second system and don't have much to spend then check out this unit. For around 75 bucks, you can't really lose. Looks more expensive.
I like the JWIN JXCD5000. This is a very nice unit, especially considering the price.
If you are looking for a lower priced small stereo with CD player and radio, then this unit is definitely worth considering. It even has a cassette deck included.
I purchased mine for around $50. This unit can still be found on the internet for between $50 to $80. That's cheap!
This unit has a very stylish modern look. It would look great in your office, den or kid's room. It can stand on a desk or shelf or be hung on-a-wall.
This unit is a one piece design.
Features a CD player with programmable and random options. It plays my burned CDs without problems. AM/FM digital radio. At this price that's nice. Many budget stereos feature a flimsy feeling analog tuner (dial tuner). Even includes a full featured cassette deck.
Built-in speakers on each side of the unit, facing upward. speakers are full-range types with foam roll suspension.
Electronic controls for the CD player and radio. Mechanical keys for the tape deck.
Pre-set eq controls featuring "rock,jazz", etc. Also features a bass boost button.
Display is large and has a dark blue backlight.
Remote control is also included. The remote will control the CD player and radio, but not the tape deck.
This unit can either mount on an included pedestal base or be hung on-a-wall. Personally, I thought the pedestal base looks much better.
This unit will deliver around 3watts per channel.
I really like the volume control. Its range is from 0-80. That's a wide range and allows the user to adjust the sound level in small increments.
At this price I don't really want to say anything bad about it. But, here are a few items worth mentioning.
Power output will not blow your socks off. This unit plays very nicely and sounds ok, but don't expect very loud music or any real bass output.
This system appears to have tweeter speakers. But upon closer examination the tweeters seem to be just a plastic facade.
This system seems to have bass-reflex ports too. Again, the ports seem to be closed and just a facade as well.
Tape deck has auto shut-off, but only in play and record modes. Don't wind or fast forward a tape and walk away. The unit will not shut off. Thus, it can damage your tape collection. Tapes I tried did sound ok. you can also record from the radio or CD onto cassettes.
For the going price, this is a great little secondary audio system for the money. JWIN makes a lot of less expensive audio equipment, boomboxes and so forth. This unit performed well. originally, it costs quite a bit more. If you can still find it, it is well worth considering.
If you are looking for a lower priced small stereo with CD player and radio, then this unit is definitely worth considering. It even has a cassette deck included.
I purchased mine for around $50. This unit can still be found on the internet for between $50 to $80. That's cheap!
This unit has a very stylish modern look. It would look great in your office, den or kid's room. It can stand on a desk or shelf or be hung on-a-wall.
This unit is a one piece design.
Features a CD player with programmable and random options. It plays my burned CDs without problems. AM/FM digital radio. At this price that's nice. Many budget stereos feature a flimsy feeling analog tuner (dial tuner). Even includes a full featured cassette deck.
Built-in speakers on each side of the unit, facing upward. speakers are full-range types with foam roll suspension.
Electronic controls for the CD player and radio. Mechanical keys for the tape deck.
Pre-set eq controls featuring "rock,jazz", etc. Also features a bass boost button.
Display is large and has a dark blue backlight.
Remote control is also included. The remote will control the CD player and radio, but not the tape deck.
This unit can either mount on an included pedestal base or be hung on-a-wall. Personally, I thought the pedestal base looks much better.
This unit will deliver around 3watts per channel.
I really like the volume control. Its range is from 0-80. That's a wide range and allows the user to adjust the sound level in small increments.
At this price I don't really want to say anything bad about it. But, here are a few items worth mentioning.
Power output will not blow your socks off. This unit plays very nicely and sounds ok, but don't expect very loud music or any real bass output.
This system appears to have tweeter speakers. But upon closer examination the tweeters seem to be just a plastic facade.
This system seems to have bass-reflex ports too. Again, the ports seem to be closed and just a facade as well.
Tape deck has auto shut-off, but only in play and record modes. Don't wind or fast forward a tape and walk away. The unit will not shut off. Thus, it can damage your tape collection. Tapes I tried did sound ok. you can also record from the radio or CD onto cassettes.
For the going price, this is a great little secondary audio system for the money. JWIN makes a lot of less expensive audio equipment, boomboxes and so forth. This unit performed well. originally, it costs quite a bit more. If you can still find it, it is well worth considering.
