Product Description The CD-DK891N model is designed to deliver powerful sound and advanced features to meet the needs of today's music enthusiasts. iPod connectivity and front-panel audio input lead the list of features that make Sharp music systems among the most advanced models available.Leading Sharp's powerful mini-audio system line is the stylish, yet practical CD-DK891N. This model offers the ideal audio solution for almost any environment. A built-in iPod-docking slot allows users to play their music collection and charge their iPod at the same time. This mini-audio system also features a five-disc CD changer that allows users to swap out four discs while a fifth is playing for uninterrupted music as well as a digital AM/FM tuner with 40 presets and a full-logic dual cassette deck. The audio system is compatible with multiple formats including CD-R/CD-RW, MP3 and WMA.
Customer Reviews:
Step back into the future with this all in one! (4.5 stars)December 16, 2008 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Sharp has tried to throw in everything into this Boom Box. Yes it is a boom box lets give our props to the 1980's shall we. It comes with 2 tape decks up front. A CD changer that holds 5 disks. An iPod Dock that can read MP3s as well as WMA's.br /br /Its kind of an all in once shelf unit that will play everything you throw at it except reel to reel, records and 8 tracks (well they all will play if you have a seperate aux unit). br /br /The sound is very good from a Sharp product. The interface is very user friendly and does not get too caught up in reinventing the wheel. There are multicolored LED's up front for you to adjust to meet your mood. br /br /The bass is deep with good highs and midrange. I played a whole gamut of music on it and it all sounded very good. Even some of the lower bit-count songs sounded very good, well better than tape anyway.br /br /The reason for the 4.5 stars and not 5 total is that the feel is kinda of cheap. Not really bad but not a higher quality either. Its more towards the top end and not middle. When you eject the tapes the doors feel weak in spots. It may take some moderate abuse, I just dont recommend it for younger kids, (which young kid has cassette tapes anyway :))br /br /If you are looking for a solution that will keep your audio collection playing into the future this is a great stop gap piece of equipment. br /br /Thank you for reading my review.
