Typical price: £90
What is it: Micro CD system with iPod dock and tuner
What we think: Affordable but at the cost of build and audio quality
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 16 October 2007
Tags: Ministry of Sound, Ministry of Sound MOSMC139IP, Chili Peppers, subwoofer, low price
We like:
Price; speaker design; reasonably attractive
We don't like:
Muddy sound quality; lacklustre bass; poor display
You might also need:
iPod; SD card; USB drive
CNET UK judgement:
An affordable micro CD system with a useful built-in iPod dock, but severely lacking quality of construction and audio performance. This is certainly suitable for teens on a budget looking for an attractive bedroom setup, but anyone else should consider stronger alternatives
Full review:
Ministry of Sound's new MOSMC139IP is a micro CD system with integrated iPod docking and multimedia card compatibility. With its low price and Ministry of Sound name, it's sure to appeal to club fans and teenage clubbers-to-be. Continue Reading...
Ministry of Sound MOSMC139IP History
25 Sep 2007 in Crave
Ministry of Sound MOSMC139IP: Teenage beats
Ministry of Sound's new MOSMC139IP might not have the most alluring name in the world, but for under £100 it could well be a good little iPod-ready micro hi-fi for teenage clubbers-to-be
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