100W Bluetooth Stereo Shelf System, CD Player, FM Radio, Backlit LCD Display, USB, AUX, Compact Bookshelf Hi-Fi System for Home Entertainment | Oakcastle HiFi300

This little unit really punches above its weight. Rich and strong sound for its size, and powerful speakers. I might get in trouble with the neighbors if I go full blast! I have it at 18 and that's plenty loud. I wonder how high it will go up? Certainly higher than I ever intend to set it.Very clear sound with a nice mix of bass and treble. If anything it's slightly on the treble side, but bass is well represented too.It has FM plus Bluetooth streaming, so I can play YouTube and IHeartRadio, the only two sources of music I use anymore. It has a single CD port, just in case you have any CDs left. I think there might be a couple around the house somewhere!For the money, very solid, really nice sound. And all parts are of nice quality, I expect to get several years or more use out of this unit.I'm very pleased with it as it met my size, price, and performance goals for where I have it in my house.

This is an excellent micro hifi system! I have been looking for a decent micro system for a while and it seems like quality has taken a backseat with the big name brands.The receiver looks similar to receivers sold in the 80s and 90s. The receiver and speakers are lightweight. Hooking everything up was simple. CD, Bluetooth, FM Radio, and line-in work as expected. I have an Audiotechnica turntable hooked up to the line-in jack and it sounds amazing!I only have a few gripes with this system:-Speaker wires are short and permanently attached with weird connectors going to the receiver.-AM band is not an option (I did see this info before purchasing)-Does not get very loud. I really don't believe that this is a 100W system.Despite my gripes, I do think this is a fair system for the price. I have tried other more expensive "modern" micro hifi system offerings from Sharp, Panasonic, Bose, and AIWA only to be disappointed with the quality and price.

The media could not be loaded. Oakcastle by Majority Audio has produced a fabulous product with the HIFI300 Stereo System. It combines the best of form and function with the Oakcastle flair. It harkens back to the pinnacle of Hi Fi stereo systems, but adds the best of today's technology.Sound: First up, the sound is of superior quality. I listen to everything from classical to classic rock. This 100W system delivered with both loudness and quality. I took it up to 15, and it filled most of the house. Yet, the softest sounds were clear and sweet. I appreciate the bookcase speakers that allow for even better stereo separation. My only complaint is a lack of equalizer, but considering the price, I can't complain too much about that.Functions: The unit is definitely multi-purpose with a CD player, FM radio, Bluetooth, and USB MP3. It also has an AUX input on the back. I'm going to hook up a turn table! If you want to listen quietly to your music or podcasts, it also has an audio jack on the front.Form: The stereo case is metal, I was surprised and pleased to note, metal! The multi-line LCD display is clear and vibrant. It has enough buttons to please this old-school fan, plus the big shiny silver volume knob. In addition it has rubber feet to prevent slipping when you push the buttons. Oakcastle engineers thought of everything. What's not to like? And for control from across the room, an easy-to-use remote control is included.I am pleased with this stereo system, and the many other Oakcastle audio products out there. If you experience it, I think you will become a devoted customer like me.

The sound is clear and well balanced, as far as one could reasonably expect given the size of the speakers. All the features I tested (FM radio, CD, Bluetooth, Line In) were easy to set up and working properly. FM reception with The remote control is a nice convenience and its controls are clear and easy to use, especially being able to type in the radio station memory number. Unit was shipped with a 3 year warranty offer. If it continues to work well, excellent value for the price. Note that the sound is quite loud even at low volume settings, so the amplifier could probably drive larger speakers if one wished; the cable terminations at the receiver are a bit unusual, though, and the speaker cables are pre-attached inside the speakers, so you would need to splice wires to go back to the originals.

I thought this was going to be a great stereo for my current needs but it's NOT! Infact, I hate it. Everytime you turn it on it blasts you out. Trying to get radio stations is also cumbersome. You have to go through the entire list of radio stations to get to the one you want with pauses between choices. Not so sure it really saves them bc I set it up once and weeks later I couldn't get to any of them. Wastes a lot of time for my taste. The cd player plays well until it's finished but won't start again automatically, it just sits there with nothing happening. The sound overall isn't what I'd call great either, very little base. I would give it a 2 or 3. This stereo certainly wouldn't be my first choice at all. I hardly use it bc of the time it takes to setup channels that I've tried to save without luck. If you love music, this stereo isn't the one. Such a big disappointment. Will be looking for something better. I get so tired of spending money and getting crap instead.

I was not expecting top audio with this purchase but when you hawk 100 watts it should be louder. The CD player is the best part of this unit and it is reasonably loud and I would have been happy with it. But the Bluetooth was so shockingly poor. The FM receiver has a lot of static and no way to upgrade the antenna. If I saw this in a store, I never would have bought it.

CD player is great. Been needing a good one for a reasonable price. Has a FM radio which is nice. The sound quality is excellent and I am very happy with the appearance.