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| Product Reviews from Amazon.com (Rating System 1 to 5) |
| Review | Rating | Last Updated | Great CD player for this price! It looks nice, feels durable and has great performance!
STRENGTHS: great battery life; anti-skip; digital volume control; equalizer with 3 preset curves; 18 playback modes; digital Mega Bass; Auto Shut Off; car kit with remote control;
<br />plays regular CDs, MP3, WMA, and Atrac3plus files recorded on CD-R, or CD-RW; uses 2 AA batteries. It supports ID3 tagging, info about song title and singer if you properly named music files during CD burning.
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<br />WEAKNESSES: Included headphones are OK, not great. I bought Sony MDR-E828LP Fontopia Earbuds with Winding Case. Free CD player case would be nice. SonicStage software consumes a lot of your time for CD burning.
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<br />CONCLUSION: With included Sonic Stage software you can copy music CDs to your computer and compress at 132, 105, 66, 64, or 48 kbps (kilobits per second) and burn to a CD. I chose 105 kbps ATRAC3plus compression and burned 18 music CDs onto 1 blank CD!
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<br />I've noticed this CD player has better battery life than my Panasonic CD player of the same price category. This CD player offers high quality performance and saves money on batteries. Claims to play 85 hours, which is about right. With included accessories it sales for a great price. Don't buy cheap, unknown brands get Sony! They make the best CD players.
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<br /> | 5 | 768 days ago | Quite pleased..
The Sony D-NE306CK works as advertised.
<br />I bought mine to mainly use as a CD\MP3 player in the van.
<br />The car-kit does an admirable job of transfering the music
<br />from the Sony to the vans audio system. There is some noise
<br />from the cassette adapter, but I found lowering the volume on
<br />the van stereo in conjunction w/increasing the volume on the Sony
<br />pretty much much eliminates the noise. The skip protection works
<br />great. The city driving I do has plenty of rough roads, and so far there has been no skipping in G-Pro 1 mode.
<br />The 2-line dot-matrix display shows all the ID3 tag info except
<br />the Year. That is probably a minor loss. Mp3 songs recorded at 192kbps sound quite good. Can get around 90-100 songs at that rate on 1 cd-r. This unit does shuffle play for both single song
<br />recorded cd-r's and cd-r's recorded with folders. The folder names are shown on the diplay. The parametric equalizer has some
<br />default settings, and also one Custom setting for individually
<br />adjusting low-mid-high with the menu button. If using the Sony
<br />with headphones or portable speakers, this is a nice ability to have. But I found using the Sound settings to adversely affect
<br />the van's sound output, so it's best to keep Sound adj. off in there. The battery life so far has been excellent. Not sure yet
<br />what it will be, since I have had it only 1-1/2 weeks, but I have
<br />over 20 hours on it using 2200 nimh batteries and the Batt indicator on the display is still at full.
<br />I am also using the player at my job with the Panasonic RP-SPT70
<br />portable speakers and the sound is 1st rate! The 306 get's as loud as you want, and the Pany speakers are impressive for their
<br />size. All in all, the Sony is a good buy for just $69, maybe even a great buy! This player works as advertised, and has plenty of fine features. Recommended. | 5 | 768 days ago | Bueno, pero ...
Es un buen discman, adolece de volumen muy bajo de salida y demasiados cables para conexiones, algo mas inhalambrico, seria deseable. | 3 | 768 days ago | Nice player but the sound is too Low in car
I purchased this player 4 days back and I played some MP3 songs in car. When the car is running on road and some noise is there outside, then you feel that that sound is a bit low and cannot hear properly. Also, some hissing is there if you increase the volume of the car casseet player. The headphones in the pack are not good. Only one earpiece sounds and another does not. Also , everytime you start the car, you find that the sound level of the player is muted and have to make it full each and every time. | 3 | 768 days ago | A good CD player, but one thing bugs me.
My old Sony Discman (car-ready) died some days ago, so I bought the newest Sony car-ready CD player (D-NE306CK). Playing mp3's in my car is great, but there is on thing that bugs the hell out of me. In the earlier model Sony car-ready player, there was a 'line-out' plug that the cassette adapter plugged into; this model does not have one. Now there is a small control knob (Rotary commander) in-between the player and cassette adapter, so that you may stop, skip forward/backward, or pause play. Anyway, with no actual 'line out', you have to adjust both the car stereo volume/bass/treble and the volume on the the Sony portable player. If not set right, there is too much rumble, noise, and whatnot. Anyway, the player is nice by itself, but when used together, you will need to tweak the sound on your car stereo and on the player. I think i'm getting used to the rumble now. | 4 | 768 days ago |
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