Supports CDs with MP3 content and provides ID3 tag display
Clock with 3-way timer/alarm (play, record and sleep)
Editorial Review:
front tray-loading CD mechanism * plays CDs, audio CD-Rs & CD-RWs, and MP3 CDs * program, repeat, and random play * 10 AM/20 FM tuner presets * Mega Bass® for more powerful bass response *
Experience big sound without the big system. The Sony CMT-BX1 Mini Hi-Fi Component System has enough power to fill a room with quality sound. Play your favorite CDs and MP3 files burned to CD-R/RW discs and enjoy the dramatic bass from the 3-way bass reflex speaker system. The 3-way timer lets you wake up or fall asleep to your favorite music. And for simple tuning of radio stations, enjoy accurate and drift-free digital selection of your most listened-to AM and FM programs.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Sounds great, looks great:
I bought this mini system for my daughter's bedroom. It is perfect. Radio picks up great. CD player does not skip. Remote control works great. She uses the line-in jack to connect her Zune.
Small Package Big Performance:
We purchased the Sony CMTBX1 to use for church services we do in a nursing home. We wanted something small enough to carry with us but able to deliver a better sound than a portable unit. The CMTBX1 has delivered big time. On homemade CD's it delivers sound and quality far beyond our expectations.
Sony cmtbx1 micro:
These component system have a very good sound and features for the price.
Very convenient size and portability,also plays cd and mp3's.
component-style boom box:
Could be a lot more intuitive to use--take a look at the tiny gray typeface against a dark background (somewhat indicating function for miniature buttons located on the top of the unit) under normal/low light conditions, and then add the remote control to the thirty others you probably need to have laying around your place. Isn't a volume control knob a LOT MORE FUN to crank up than the now-typical plus/minus tap-tap-tap? Bass and treble, too. One VC knob on the front, and this little baby might be... more info
