Sharp XL-B512 Micro Component Wireless Bluetooth Audio Streaming & CD Player Wood Speaker System + Remote, USB Port, MP3 Playback, FM Stereo Digital Tuner, Aux Input, Brown Oak

Handsome speakers - mine are brown oak, and they actually generate decent bass + treble for 5" woofers. Unit has full size remote, adjustable EQ feature for bass / treble, easy to set up ( 5 minutes ). Came very well packaged in styrofoam inside double box, remote included batteries. Also includes separate AM and FM antennas. Only one frustration: can't figure out how to completely shut off via remote. It can be put into "idle" but never completely off. I will keep playing with remote to try to figure this out but now it is a challenge, small issue at best. Good sound for bedroom @ decent pric

If you have any need for a CD Player w/AM, FM & a Remote like I did, this Sharp XL-B530 is the BOMB! Great Sound, individual Bass & Treble Controls, plenty of Headroom, Clarity & Separation. Most importantly it has FF & RWD on the remote. For those of you who just have to involve your "smarter-than-I-phone", it has Bluetooth as well as RCA Aux inputs. I use it for those times when a song pops in my head that I hadn't played forever & I can't remember that one chord in the bridge (usually something like a Barre chord on the fifth fret). I just pop in the CD & replay it until I figure it out, an

Many features, worth the price.I use this unit in the garage mostly to listen to the radio. It’s perfect for that purpose.

I was hesitant to purchase a Sharp product, as many of my friends are audiophiles. But I am very pleased with my purchase. While I recommend getting “rabbit ears” for better FM radio reception, the sound is full and balanced, and there’s a BT setting for my Spotify lists, and I use the aux setting to run the TV sound through the good audio quality speakers. I am a musician so the quality of the bookshelf speakers were a pleasant surprise for me. Way to go, Sharp!

Just got it today. Got it hooked up and I put a CD in. I am amazed how great the speakers are. I can play it loud and there is no static. When a piano is playing you can here it crystal clear. The listing said 100 watts per speaker, on the back of speakers it says 60 watts & 90 watts maximum. Remote works and the buttons work on the system. Very Pleased so far.

It sounds pretty decent once you space the speakers and adjust the built in equalizer to your liking. I also use an additional equalizer that I downloaded to my phone when I'm streaming music. I bought it for my den area which is a medium sized room. Remote works fine. I consider it a quality stereo for a reasonable price

I AM REALLY DISAPPOINTED IN THIS STEREO. i HAVE HAD IT FOR TWO YEARS AND NOW THE CLOCK STAYS ON MILITERY TIME AND THE CD WILL NOT WORK. i WOULD NOT BUY THIS STEREO EVER AGAIN. i THOUGHT i WAS GETTING A GOOD STEREO FOR THE NAME SHARP, NOPE. NOT ONE BIT HAPPY. AND NO I DID NOT TAKE OUT THE WARRENTY PLAN. i HAD A EMERSON FOR 18 YEARS AND I WILL GO BACK TO EMERSON IF ABLE. DONT BUY IT!!!

Bought this " micro system" from Sharp so that I could conventionally use some of the 1000's of compact discs I acquired over the last 40 years. I wasn't holding my breath for this micro system to have the power or sound quality of my old "landlord whisperer" system, but man oh man, the sound output here is, well, how you say, that of a portable radio you'd use while mowing the grass or perhaps give your kids as a "first stereo", (but the latter probably doesn't apply since the youth of today are practically born with an iPhone as an appendage and little buds jammed in each ear).So, here's my