JVC FS-SD1000 Executive Microsystem (Discontinued by Manufacturer)

JVC FS-SD1000 is a micro-sized component stereo system with a built-in CD Player and AM/FM radio. Housed inside round aluminum enclosures are extremely slim direct-drive stick speakers. In addition, there's a separately powered subwoofer. Designed and engineered with advanced JVC technologies, the FS-SD1000 offers uncompromising sound from a system that occupies about 40 percent less space than most traditionally-sized stereo systems. Its aluminum finish offers a high-tech appearance that appropriately fits with most home or office decors. This is an extra special value and is only available in limited quantities. Electronic Bass and Treble Controls AUX input and output allow playing another device through the sound system Digital AM/FM Radio Tuner with up to 30 FM and 15 AM Programmable Station Memories CD Player (also plays CD, audio CD-R, audio CD-RW ) with horizontal motor-driven sliding CD door / 1-bit D/A converter / Continuous, Random, and Repeat Play Modes / Up to 32-track CD Programs / 20 Track CD program chart Silver Finish with Blue LCD Display JVC COMPUPLAY Clock/Timer (Daily,Sleep) with 20 minute back-up - Set daily for wake-up alarm function / Sleep Timer lulls you to sleep for up to 59 minutes then automatically shuts off Center unit has an illuminated Blue Multifunction LCD screen with adjustable dimmer JVC Full Function Remote Control Optical Digital Output Unit Dimensions - Length - Center unit - 8.5 inches; speakers (each) - 4.9 inches; subwoofer - 12.4 inches / Width - Center unit - 11.8 inches; speakers (each) - 4.9 inches; subwoofer - 8.9 inches / Height - Center unit - 2.9 inches; speakers (each) - 12.4 inches; subwoofer - 11.625 inches // Weight - Center unit - 6.7 pounds; speakers (each) - 1.2 pounds; subwoofer - 17 pounds

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