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, Black 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 price - would recommend it.

Very surprised with the sound. I hooked the bluetooth into my computer and I have yet to turn up past 12 and the bass is amazing, I've got the clock set and a couple local stations programed in already. It came 4 days ahead of the delivery date, and was packaged very well. Remote has batteries, has separate AM/FM antennas. It's really easy to hook up. Greta buy for the price.

Sound is good but limited bass

Great unit awesome sound just right for our apartment!

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, and I don't even have to leave the guitar room. If I really want to play along, I use the headphone jack to connect to the PA system via Aux In. The best part...$129.99 on Amazon. Does it sound like a 70s Marantz or Yamaha Tuner & Amp? Well no...but it doesn't have to.

Lastest less than two years with minimal use.Right out of the box the CD player would skip and hardly play.The sound quality was fair.Then one of the channels burned out so only one speaker would play. Basically it's cheap junk

Just hooked up the system and I was impressed. Placing it in a cabinet adds to the resonance of the sound. Perfect for the space we have. Plays one CD great. Now we can use all those CDs we made and purchased. The radio was only fair, but with my subscription to Sirius XM I have tons of channels. My Bluetooth and phone pairing was easy and I can play Spotify and similar streaming methods for hours of listening. Very happy with this purchase. Only one day use so far, but off to a good start.

Easy set up with great sound and volume. Very loud for a small unit. When the stereos connected to the Bluetooth. You can turn the stero up as high as possible. It still may not be as loud as you want it. Use the devices volume you're Bluetooth connected to for extra sound.