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Car CD/MP3 player with USB port from Aldi
Humbug - 22/12/05 at 12:01 PM

On Aldi website (can't seem to get a full url link, but look under special offers):

http://www.aldi.co.uk/
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"Car CD/MP3 Radio

£49.99

This bestseller just keeps getting better. Not only can you listen to your CDs, MP3-CDs and your top radio stations, you can also connect your MP3 player to listen to your favourite downloaded tunes through your car speakers. All for under £50.

CD, CD-R, CD-RW and MP3 playback
USB socket with 50cm cable to connect MP3 players, etc
SD/MMC card slot for downloaded music
Anti-shock: 45 sec for CD, 60-120 sec for MP3
MP3 with ID 3 Tag
Multi-colour display
Fold-down detachable panel, flashing security LED while panel is out
AM/FM radio with RDS function
PLL radio with all standard features and preset stations
4 x 40 watts RMS power output
Electronic audio controls
RCA and ISO connector
Available in silver or black/silver
Carry case for front panel included"

[Edited on 22.12.2005 by Humbug]


wacomuk - 22/12/05 at 04:23 PM

http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/product_512.html


bob - 22/12/05 at 04:27 PM

Looks a handy tool with the card reader on too,i just found an mp3 player with an SD card reader on 7dayshop.com for under a tenner.

Basically you could keep your traveling music in your pocket and transfer to the car when need be

http://www.7dayshop.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=100694

[Edited on 22/12/05 by bob]


MkIndy7 - 22/12/05 at 05:50 PM

4X40w RMS must be a typo tho, if not its bloody loud!

most only make 4x50w peak!


Oliver Jetson - 22/12/05 at 08:03 PM

When's this offer on til?

Cheers,
Oli


MkIndy7 - 22/12/05 at 08:20 PM

Next thursday new offers come out (so might be then), but its usually first come first served really.

Best asking down your local Aldi as they do sometimes get new stock in later in the week.

Have only wired it up quick and nearly blew the speakers in the van up, and it says 4x40watts RMS on the box!
It did feel a little bit plasticy when you press the buttons etc but for £50 most of the money must have gone on the insides.

[Edited on 22/12/05 by MkIndy7]