Audio Reviews

Did I mention AWESOME? Listen and you'll agree.

I have been using these tapes to record a favorite radio program after I discovered the excellent playback and duribility qualilities of this product when used to record from radio to cassette. The sound quality is fabulous over the entire spectrum. You can hear every little detail of both music and voice recordings. They have also displayed a high level of duribility, as I tend to play some of my favorite episodes on a nearly daily basis. I have yet to have a single tape dissipoint me. I have recommended TDK to my friends over all of the other brands I have tried. This is the brand that outdoes the compitition.

i've recorded my meetings over and over about 10-15 times, it sounds as good as the first time.

I've been an enthusiastic cassette user for quite some time and the TDK SA is one of my favorites. I have a fairly high-quality 3-head Aiwa tape deck and its outstanding frequency response and dynamic range allow me to evaluate my recordings pretty well considering that I am not an audio professional. The performance of the TDK SA far exceeds that of TDK's D-series or Maxell's UR-series cassettes, though most users will not fully appreciate this without decent recording and playback equipment. I use TDK SA and SA-X exclusively for my CD recordings, but I've heard that the Maxell equivalents, the XL-II and XL-IIS, are quite good as well.

Pros: Small size
Over 3 hrs of music on a single CDR
very inexpensive media
Great Battery life
Pretty good anti skip

Cons:does not display song name or info just folder # and Track #.

the first thing i have to say is that this player is CDR/CDRW compatible; i bought it a week ago at J&R ,and a played all my cdr and cdrw discs , let me tell you that have a great sound. No problems whatso ever .The reason I bought this player is that my DVD player does not play anymore CD's.just DVD's. I recommended this player to anyone who is looking for single cd player.

I have had the player for two days and it works just fine. The only thing I don't care for, is that you can only access shuffle play via the remote control. It is extremely easy to use.

The Technics SA-AX730 is one of the most powerful and quality receivers. With its H+ class circuit amplification produce a clean, precise sound with a wide dynamic range and a minimal T.H.D (total harmonic distortion) 0.05% on rated power with all 5 channels driven (20Hz - 20Khz)and a damping factor of 30 (no need for more).With its Dolby Pro Logic processor you can enjoy a full surround music from 2 channel sources and a discrete 5.1 channel (AC-3) from a device containing Dolby Digital Decoder (its 6 channel input ready ) and most DVD players are equipped with Dolby Digital Processor. I strongly recommend this machine because of its nice design, quality of sound, and some uniqe extra features like the automatic cooling fan, the help function botton that gives a status information about the reciever and operating faults , the timer and alarm function and its capability to handle speakers from 4 Ohm to 16 ohm impedance. In addition; its "test" and "Delay" function for speaker adjustment and distance can optimize the sound for every room.
Do not forget the protection (cut off) circuit that protect the receiver from a possible damage when a shortcut or overload is happening.
The bottom line:
An amazing a/v receiver for both Music and Home theater with high end sound quality. worth every pinny!!
Enjoy the music....

I was so upset when I accidentally ruined my remote control that came with my DirecTV TiVo. Now that I have this one, I would never want to use another remote control. It is so user friendly. My mother just bought a Hughes DirecTV TiVo and we are going to replace her remote with this one. It is very easy to read and controls other electronics too.

The antenna works very well - significantly better than my previous "piece of wire" antenna. For many remote stations, however, even though their amplified signal can be pulled in with this equipment, the reception quality is so low that they are still not worth listening to. None the less, I discovered nice "new" stations on the air. The antenna looks very ice, too. Finding a good place for it may be problem, as with any antenna.