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Coby CX-CD377 Micro CD Stereo System with AM/FM Tuner with Digital Display and Line-in Input (Silver)

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars
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Third Party New Price: $31.96






Binding: Electronics
Brand: Coby
Color: White
EAN: 0716829133774
Label: Coby
Manufacturer: Coby
Model: CX-CD377 SVR
Publisher: Coby
Studio: Coby
Variation Description: White
Warranty: 1


Features:
  • Vertical loading CD player
  • Multi-function backlit LCD display
  • Electronic volume control
  • Analog AM/FM stereo tuner with digital readout
  • Dynamic bass boost system





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Amazon.com Product Description:
Coby Electronics manufactures quality products that are designed to deliver outstanding performance at a terrific value. The CX-CD377 Micro CD Stereo System with AM/FM Tuner with Digital Display and Line-in Input features a stylish vertical loading CD player. Its multi-function backlit LCD display shows track numbers and station readout for the AM/FM tuner. The full-range speaker system offers Dynamic Bass Boost and will fill your room with music.










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Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Mini stereo
Not at all impressed. Had to return it as it wasn't a complete set. Seemed like wouldn't have lasted very long anyways so was glad to return it.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Perfect stereo great value!!
This stereo system was purchased for my 12 year old step daughter as a birthday present. it is perfect for her and we are considering purchasing another(in black) for our kitchen as an additional system for ourselves. it has excellent sound quality and its space saving qualities are a wonderful asset as well. I would highly recommend this system for a young person or an adult equally as much. A great value and happy customers!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - She loves it
I purchased this for my daughter for christmas and she loves it. Nice sound quality. She also loves the look.


Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - No Problems
I bought this item a few months ago, I have no complaints. It works well and for a inexpensive item it meets my needs. I am going to purchase one for my daughter for Christmas..


Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - utterly disfunctional
I bought this Coby system, and just like the existing reviews put it (if not worst), it was disfunctional from the start. Skipping tracks, hopping, stopping after the first track... I simply repacked it and returned it to Amazon after 2 days of poor functionality, now awaiting my refund, and hoping nobody else makes the mistake I made.

(Silver) Input Line-in and Display Digital with Tuner AM/FM with System Stereo CD Micro CX-CD377 Coby



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