Onkyo CS-N575D-BB Network Micro System - Black

Oh i love this! Small but perfect! It lives in my bedroom and takes up very little space. I was really surprised when realised this is a CD player - I've not had a CD player for years, always using my laptop of DVD player to play my CDs! I mainly use this for bluetooth, as I can then use my phone as a remote control for it. I've also used Spotify which worked surprisingly well, and Tune in radio is really useful when you don't want to pick your music but know what type of thing you want to listen to! I can't get DAB to tune in though I must say I've not tried very hard, and I've not used some of the other apps because I don't really understand them! The speakers give a lovely rich sound, even when turned up high. I love the tactile knob on the main player which can be used to turn up the volume. The remote control isn't too complex. When switched on, the LED display shows the time and what you're playing. It's not too bright and the lettering is clear. I really like this, it's a great little system and good value at the current price. If you're in the market for a decent bluetooth speaker system, and fancy having some cool apps too, this might be the way to go!. This came with a european plug, not a UK plug, which is a little annoying. However, when I contacted Onkyo they confirmed that a batch had been sent out with the wrong plug in error, and kindly sent me the correct lead. It now works perfectly!

It's like someone took all the ways you can play music developed over the last 25 years and put them into one sound system, only without great sound. The only things that are missing are a cassette deck and a minidisc player (although that would be going back 35 years!) As per the Product Description (which is slightly dodgy when it refers to "gin-clear deatil resolution." Really? Who comes up with this stuff?) it has a CD player (which plays "portable HDDs"), a USB port and facilities for Bluetooth and Chromecast and Fire Connect. The Bluetooth connects quickly and easily. It can also play FM and DAB and it has ports for a Line Out and an Optical Cable but doesn't come with cables for either. It connects to Wifi and plays TuneIn Radio (which you can search by genre using the remote), Spotify, TIDAL and Deezer. So far I have used the CD player, bluetooth, DAB and TuneIn Radio. All worked perfectly and easily. There is also a clock and timer that you program using the remote. It's easy to set up and reminds me of setting up sound systems in the 90s and 2000s. You need to connect the cables with screw in ports and there's an antenna (yes, really!) It comes with batteries for the remote too (2 x AAAs if you're interested). It is exactly as described and you can connect it to a subwoofer-there's a port but no cable for this. And I think it's needed. The sound is what lets this down. It's a great little system, especially if you need lots of options to listen to music but the most basic function, the sound, is not good. The best way to describe it is that the sound lacks depth. It is better at louder volumes. I looked this up and discovered "increasing volume accentuates lower and higher frequencies, which flattens out the listening curve, creating an illusion of power and clarity. That's why things sound better at a louder volume." This system manages to perfectly demonstrate this. I just wish it sounded better.

This is a neat micro music system. On setting it up and arranging it, it looks the business. Better still it delivers. It has Dual Band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Chromecast Built-in. It has a DAB+ and FM/RDS Tuner. It comes with High Quality 2 Way Speakers that deliver crisp sound. It looks the business. It sounds divine. I absolutely love this high quality music system.

I have been very happy with 2 previous Onkyo systems I have owned,and ordered this one with fairly high expectations. However several aspects were a disappointment. Unpacking and setting up the system, it transpired that the full instruction manual was entirely in Polish, the remote control was quite small, the power lead was an EU two pin model, and the control buttons on the unit itself were very small and as dark as the fascia of the unit itself, which made it difficult to read except in very bright light. The sound was a bit of a let down compared to my past experience of Onkyo speakers. Attempting to set up the system without the manual was partly guesswork and took longer than it should have. Equally frustrating was that the Bluetooth sound was very poor. Regrettably I had to return the system to Amazon.

Da anni cercavo un sistema audio ad un prezzo abbordabile, che mi consentisse di navigare con agio il mio vasto archivio audio... Ma finora tutti avevano deluso le mie aspettative. La maggior parte degli hi-fi ha un limite di 999 brani in lettura e 99 cartelle, e sistemi di gestione delle cartelle farraginosi. Quelli di fascia alta di solito ne leggono massimo 4000 o 5000. Questo ne legge 20000, con la possibilità di 16 livelli di cartelle una dentro l'altra. È in grado di skippare tra le cartelle MENTRE ascolti musica fino a che non hai scelto una nuova cartella o canzone da ascoltare. Ha un ampio display su cui leggere chiaramente autore e titolo (dai tag). In mancanza di tag visualizza il nome del file... Legge hdd (il mio Samsung da un tera) e pennette anche enormi senza fare una piega, purché formattati in fat32(piccolo neo). Legge mp3 e flac, e molti altri formati, suona discretamente, pulito e potente. Per i più esigenti le casse sono facilmente sostituibili con altre più performanti. O si possono aggiungere altre casse connesse via wireless per ascoltarlo in altre stanze. È predisposto per radio fm, dab e internet radio, si collega al wi-fi e Bluetooth (ha due belle antenne) ed è in grado di connettersi a server musicali propri o esterni (spotify e deezer ad es.). Il telecomando è grande e completo. Se dovessi trovargli un difetto, manca dei tasti per selezionare le varie modalità di ascolto (bisogna andare avanti con le frecce) e come già detto da altri ha un leggero ritardo nella risposta al telecomando, difetto questo riscontrato in diversi hi fi che ho provato...ma a parte questo davvero... Superlativo. Per questa fascia di prezzo le specifiche tecniche sono strabilianti...

Buen equipo de música mini, con todo lo que se puede pedir en conectividad a día de hoy (sólo hay que leer las características) Si bien la potencia suena escasa (40 W), suena más y mejor de lo que uno podría esperar, a 3/4 volumen ya es difícil aguantarlo, y no distorsiona responde rápido al mando, es bonita, suena muy bien, la radio wifi, una pasada Peros: modo usb, sólo hace random de contenido de una carpeta en concreto, y al apagar el equipo, no continúa por donde iba

Die Onkyo CS-575D-BB genügt unseren Ansprüchen zur "Beschallung" unseres Wohzimmers vollständig. Die zierlichen Boxen produzieren einen ausgewogenen und auch ausreichend lauten Klang. Nach Auslegen der Wurfantenne funktionieren Radio (FM und DAB) einwandfrei. Ebenso klappt das Streaming über Bluetooth und WLAN. Die Multiroom Funktion haben wir noch nicht ausprobiert. Die Verarbeitung der Komponenten wirkt hochwertig, allerdings sind das Netz- und die Boxenkabel für manche Aufstellungssituation sicherlich ein wenig kurz geraten. In Papierform liegt nur eine recht knappe Kurzanleitung bei, die aber ausreicht um das Gerät "ans Laufen zu bringen". Wenn man mehr wissen möchte kann man mehr Infos aus dem Netz holen. Der CD Player liest auch alte CD's ohne Schwierigkeiten. Da wir eine kleine Anlage gesucht haben ist die Onkyo hier die ideale Lösung. Sie ersetzt eine probehalber eingesetzte (etwa gleich teure) HAMA DIR3500 deren CD Player ein Reinfall war und die auch klanglich (da ohne separate Lautsprecher) mit der Onkyo überhaupt nicht mithalten konnte. Wenn man wenig Platz hat (oder sich nicht solche riesigen Trümmer hinstellen möchte) und auch nicht der totale HIFI und HI END-Nerd ist braucht man keine andere Anlage .

Ich war auf der Suche nach einer Kompakt-Anlage für das Wohnzimmer, über welche ich die Musik vom Server per DLNA abspielen kann. Die Bedienbarkeit bezüglich der Musik-Auswahl finde ich ausgezeichnet gelungen -- zumindest sobald man das Gerät in den Musicserver-Modus versetzt hat. Der Weg dorthin ist nämlich je nach vorherigem Modus etwas länger, da das Gerät eine Vielzahl anderer Musikquellen unterstützt (diesen ganzen Hipster-Kram per Internet und dann noch die klassischen Wege FM, DAB+, AUX IN, ...) und es keine Direktwahl gibt, sondern die Quellen nacheinander weitergedrückt werden müssen. Aber sobald der Musicserver-Modus aktiv ist, kann man sich komfortabel per Fernbedienung oder Geräte-Knöpfe durch die Verzeichnisstruktur auf dem Server bewegen. Besonders schön finde ich es, dass nach der Auswahl eines Liedes, automatisch alle weiteren Lieder des Verzeichnisses in der richtigen Reihenfolge (d.h. nach Track-Nummer) abgespielt werden. Auch die Bedienung per Handy-App (vom Hersteller oder beliebiger DLNA-Controller) ist möglich, wobei hier dann auch -- je nach App -- Playlisten erzeugt werden können. Akustisch ist die Anlage auch in Ordnung, aber natürlich nicht vergleichbar mit einem ordentlichen Verstärker mit "richtigen" Lautsprechern. Für meinen Geschmack wird aber zuviel Effekthascherei betrieben: Der Bass ist in der neutralen Einstellung viel zu laut und klingt dadurch sehr unnatürlich. Hier musste ich herunterregeln, damit es vertretbar wird.

Ho provato tutte le funzionalità, mi sembra molto soddisfacente. Bel display, suono molto buono. Lo utilizzo prevalentemente con un lettore mp3, si integrano perfettamente. Anche il lettore cd sembra impeccabile. Il bluetooth ha qualche difficoltà di connessione