Buy Fisher SLIM 1510 Stereo Mini System SILVERFisher SLIM 1510 Stereo Mini System SILVER Product Description:
- Ultra-Slim Audio System with 5 Watt per channel stereo amplifier
- AM/FM Stereo Digital Tuner Radio with up to 30 programmable presets
- 2-Way Detachable Bass-Reflex Speakers
- 10-Key System Remote Control
- Front-Loading CD Player with 20-Track Programmability and Repeat/Random/Intro Scan Play Modes
Product Description
Ultra-Slim Audio System with CD Player, AM/FM Stereo Digital Tuner, 2-Way Detachable Speakers & Remote Control Slim Profile (Only 3-1/2 Deep) Design is Easily Wall-Mountable or you may use it as a tabletop or shelf stereo system Dynamic Bass Sound System for Enhanced Low Frequency Output Backlit LCD Display Simulated Matrix Surround Sound Alarm Function with SUREWAKE Stereo Headphone Jack for use with optional headphones Line Inputs for adding an auxiliarycomponent like a TV Outputs for MD Player or Cassette Player Subwoofer Output Jack for adding an optional powered subwoofer Unit Size (WxHxD) 12 x 13 x 3 / Unit Weight (lbs.) 7.8 Fisher Audio Warranty 90 Days Parts and Labor
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Sleek, pretty good sound, difficult to wall mount
By A. Davis
I want to say up front that I do like this stereo. I'm using this as my second stereo in my home office. The wall-mountable feature was a primary selling point. It does have a couple of problems, though, the main one being installation as a wall-mountable system. They give you a bracket to screw into the wall and then you hang the stereo console from the bracket. Sounded easy enough, but since the bracket is almost flush against the wall, it's *very* difficult to match up the bracket with the hanger slot on the stereo. I tried from every angle possible and then finally removed the bracket from the wall (partially unscrewed the screws), attached the console to the bracket, then hung it altogether. To screw the bracket back into the wall with the stereo hanging on it, you'll need a ratchet. I also recommend that you put the unit together before you hang it so you can test it before going through the hassle of mounting it. If you want to have the speakers attached to the console in a wall-mount setup, you definitely have to attach them prior to hanging. You couldn't connect the speakers and conceal the wires otherwise.Aside from that inconvenience, this really is a nice system. The sound is very good for a compact unit, although if you're someone who likes a lot of bass, you won't be happy with this. I've got the bass adjusted all the way up, and I'm satisfied, but I'm not a bass-head. It is playing my CD-Rs with no problem and picking up even weaker radio signals perfectly. The controls are easy to figure out, and the remote is user friendly. The stereo has all kinds of bells and whistles that I'll never use. One odd thing I've noticed is that the LED readout is hard to read from certain angles. If you're using this unit as your clock, that would be important to you. You also have the option of running it off of batteries instead of AC, but I really wouldn't recommend that if you're wall-mounting -- too much trouble to unmount and remount when you have to replace the batteries.The wall installation was difficult enough that if I had known about it prior to selecting this stereo, I might have picked another one. However, now that it's on the wall, I'm quite happy with it. I would have no qualms about buying it as a stand-mounted system. I'm not sure I would recommend it as your primary stereo, but I'm happy with it as my office stereo. And it's a very attractive design -- I like the way it looks on the wall. P.S. I purchased this through a wholesale store and paid less than $100. I'm not sure I think it's worth $133, which was Amazon's price when I bought it.
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