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TEAC CR-H700i DAB Network CD Stereo Receiver with AirPlay

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TEAC announced the Reference Series CR-H700i DAB network CD receiver offering music lovers numerous ways to enjoy high-quality audio, from streaming music via Airplay, to CD and even vinyl.

The CR-H700 is a high-quality, one-box audio solution: a CD player; 40-watt amplifier; FM/AM/DAB/ internet radio player and Airplay streaming device all in one stylish and compact chassis. It brings hi-fi-quality sound to Apple Macs, PCs and iOS devices thanks to the addition of AirPlay technology and enables high-performance CD playback as well as vinyl replay from a suitable turntable, using the unit’s high-quality, built-in phono stage. It will also allow users to play music stored on computer hard drives and NAS over a wired (Ethernet) or wireless (wi-fi) connection. iPods and USB drives can also be connected via the unit’s fascia-mounted USB socket where MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC and FLAC files can be decoded and enjoyed. A USB lead is provided for iPod use.

Based on TEAC’s CR-H500NT platform, the CR-H700 network CD stereo receiver boasts a room-filling 40 watts of TEAC-engineered amplification and offers consumers a wide range of radio stations across AM/FM and DAB bands, as well as internet radio using the vTuner service. It’s incredible flexibility means you can also attach other source components via its rear-mounted RCA inputs, enabling you to enjoy hi-fi sound quality from numerous connected devices such as DVD players, set-top boxes and TVs etc. It also features headphone and subwoofer outputs in addition to a standard RCA output.

TEAC CR-H700i DAB Network CD Stereo Receiver with AirPlay - Back

Internally, the CR-H700 benefits from TEAC’s advanced audio engineering and high-quality component selection, which includes a 24-bit DAC (digital to analogue convertor) from respected chipset expert Burr-Brown. Featuring brushed aluminium front and side panels, the high-quality aesthetics will seamlessly blend into any living environment with ease. Users can take full control of the unit, including basic iPod functions, with the supplied remote control, whilst Airplay users can enjoy their music collection in full using their iOS devices. Further features include a clock, timer on/off and sleep function, a dimmable display and preset function.

Price and Availability
The TEAC Reference CR-H700i DAB is available for £449.99 in the UK.

Specifications

  • Stereo CD receiver CR-H700/700DAB
  • 40W + 40W (6 Ω, 1 kHz, 0.5 % THD)
  • Functions: CD, iPod/USB, Tuner, Network, AUX1, AUX2, Phono
  • Apple AirPlay and DLNA Compatible
  • 24bit/192kHz Delta-sigma D/A Converter
  • Supports CD, CD-R/RW, MP3 and WMA discs
  • iPod/iPhone/iPad Digital Audio Connection via USB cable
  • MP3/WMA/WAV/AAC/FLAC Decoding from USB Memory
  • Discrete Amplifiers
  • Program CD Play, Repeat (1/ALL), Shuffle Play
  • AM/FM/Internet-Radio Stereo RDS Tuner (DAB version additionally with DAB/DAB+
  • Preset Station Memory
  • Fluorescent Display with Dimmer
  • Clock, Timer-on/off, Sleep Timer
  • Remote Control (also controls iPod functions incl. menu operation) RC-1286
  • Audio Input: x 3 (RCA x 2, Stereo Mini x 1)
  • Audio Output: x 1 (RCA)
  • Subwoofer Preout: x 1 (RCA)
  • Headphone Jack: x 1 (Stereo Mini)
  • USB Port: x 1
  • Ethernet Port: x 1 (RJ-45, 10Base-T)
  • Wireless LAN: x 1 (IEEE802.11b/g)
  • Speaker Terminal: Binding Post
  • Operation: 230V AC, 50Hz
  • Dimensions (W x H x D): 290 x 113 x 338 mm
  • Weight: 5.4kg
  • Brushed Aluminum Front and Side Panels
  • Colors: Black

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1 Comment

1 Comment

  1. MJ

    May 24, 2012 at 3:58 pm

    I HAVE TRIED TO PURCHASE THE H700i SINCE 11/4/12 BUT TEAC KEEP TELLING ME THEY ARE EXPERIENCING LOGISTICAL PROBLEMS GETTING THE UNITS TO THE UK! MY ADVICE IS TO CONFIRM THE H700i IS IN STOCK! OTHERWISE YOU COULD BE WAITING A VERY LONG TIME LIKE ME!

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