Philips MC-90

This product would have had a greater longevity if the 3

trays did not cycle every time it powered turned on. This would

have allowed for less wear and tear in which CDs would

dislodge from trays and jam the system and code out not

allowing for use of the lower recording tray or even radio

use. Very poor design in that respect

Me and my husband Wayne brought this item when we met in 2002 it cost us £300 what a buy,it's now 2012 we have moved 5 time's since we brought the stereo we have used it in every home we have had,it's still going strong the only thing that's not working is the recordable CD part that stopped working about 3 years ago.

But apart from that I would buy this over ANY stereo on the market to-day it's the greatest buy we have made so thank-you Phillips.

Mines done well 'til now; suddenly decided after 4 years that it'll play ball when IT wants to; I refer to the cd recording feature; other than that if it went bang tomorrow I'd buy the same again

In general the Philips MC-90 micro system is the best small self system available, that will also record onto a CD. Is there another one on the market?

Philips MC-90 - Well I would like companies who trust their products to give at least 1 year 6 months to 2 years at least guarantee you do not expect to use it for 1 year & it goes wrong or in my case could have already been wrong if I understood mp3 better from day one but I never tested that side of it. Stupid, I know, but the manual did not give much on mp3. I could understand if I played it every day, but out of a year I would say i used it 1-2 months in total. It was more of a back up if my computer went wrong to copy my single cd's onto an album cd, but most times I worked it through my computer so I would have expected it to last two years not like it has done, so I am very disappointed in Philips at this present time.