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| Value for Money | 3/10  |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 2/10 |
Full review by
ogelloh
on 19th Apr 2007
User Rating : 1
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Good Points: Sound quality and features are superb, easy to use and user friendly.
Bad Points: The system developed problems after 18 months. It comes on for 4 seconds then goes back to standby led flashing. When you disable the CD system is when it can work, there seems some problem with CD powering up.
General comments: I have studied the main PCB. There's a transistor which is supposed to regulate 3.3v q906 from either the emitter or collector which is malfunctioning giving a voltage 1.6 which cannot power the CD.
The cable for the CMT-CPX22 from the supply should provide 5v to the collector or emitter of q906 as indicated on the PCB via a capacitor but if you measure that pin which is indicated 5v its 12v is this a factory fault or design?
what can be done on q906 because its an SMD transistor? Any replacement from Sony or equivalent?
ogelloh's review and ratings | 144 words
Review by
delmarco
on 14th Aug 2005
User Rating : 3
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When I saw the Sony CMT-CPX22 at the store between all the other "Micro-Systems"; I noticed that it not only looked the best of the bunch, but at 200 watts, it had the best sound quality and loudness. After giving up $299 and driving it home, I was still impressed with how it looked and sounded in my bedroom.
Now a year later of daily use, and I find that the CMT is the most unsatisfying, non-user friendly system I have ever owned.
BIG GRIPES:
1. The Remote: It is severely limited in w ...
delmarco's full review | 547 words
Stereo receiver with 5-disc CD changer, dual tape deck, AM-FM, and two speakersPlays CDs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs, and MP3s; sleep and recording timersAnalog RCA input, digital optical output, headphone jack; 1 More...
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