Sharp XL-HP500 3-disc

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Stylish compact stereo with tray-loading 3-CD changer and single-well autoreverse cassette deck

30-preset FM/AM digital tuner, high 50 watts per channel power

Magnetically shielded speakers for placement near computer monitors or televisions

Stereo analog-audio input accommodates DVD player, MP3 player, or VCR

Sleep timer and record/playback timers let you fall asleep and wake to music; includes full-function remote control

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Written on: 01/06/2011

Ive had my hifi since 2003 and its still going, It sounds awesome and I have [touch wood] had no problems whatsoever in the past 8 years! I just wish I knew how to connect my ipod to it! JL (read more)

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Written on: 29/11/2012

Simply buy a chinch jack (1 red and 1 white jack for left and right signals, you see the INPUTS on the back of your hifi) to Ipod jack cable, apply the video/aux funktion on your hifi-remote and play the Ipod. Start at lower volume and don't turn it up too much on the Ipod (this will lead to distortioned sound)! ;)
greez!

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“I've had this system for 8 years now, I could afford a...”

Written on: 16/04/2011

I've had this system for 8 years now, I could afford a bose right now, but cant justify the price difference. This Sharp has a sound quality and build that is so good, it makes you dance and feel proud. (read more)

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“The Sharp XL-HP500 system was a replacement for a SONY...”

Written on: 28/02/2004 by Brake (2 reviews written)

The Sharp XL-HP500 system was a replacement for a SONY that was sorely lacking in quality sound from the CD player. (It had a prohibitive hiss at lower volumes). The SHARP system cost $20 less with much better sound in the exact same configuration as the SONY. The only fault I could find with this is the daily alarm setting procedure to set after the unit goes into standby mode. (But with the rich sound I can live with the extra button pushing). (read more)