Advantages: Wikid Bass! And Looks Sexy Disadvantages: None
I bought this stereo for £130 from Dixons about a year ago, and I'm very impressed with the features it provides.
The Aux connections at the back allow easy access to connect a portable device or your PC (using a 3.5mm to aux adaptor cable) and even DJ equipment (turntables/mixer).
The CD tray accepts 3 CDs at any one time. This provides suitable space so that your favourite CDs are readily available to listen to, without the hassle of having to changing CDs all the time. It can also read mp3 formatted CDs and CD-R/RW, so you can take all your music from your PC and listen to it on you stereo.
It contains two cassette players, one that is continuous-play and the other which is recordable with auto-reverse. This allows recording from another cassette, radio or from a portable device (Mini Disc player). It also allows you to ...
evilalarm 19.02.2005
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Aiwa JAXN5
Now we're into December, the annual frenzy of consumerism that is Xmas is in full flow, and with it those shopping decisions that will determine whether you spend the festive season in the fun-house, or the dog-house.
Here's my tip for the guys. If you can afford it, buy her CHANEL No 5. It's expensive, but it will tell her you think she's worth every penny! (which of course she is).
It?s probably the most famous brand of perfume in the world, one that everyone has heard of, and she'll know you think she's special.
CHANEL is French (there's a surprise), the French are well known for producing the best fragrances. COCO CHANEL revolutionized the fashion world in the 1920?s, and when she introduced Chanel no.5 in 1923, she was onto a winner with that as well.
One of the good things about CHANEL is that it is timeless. This isn ...
Advantages: sensual and feminine floral hart, good staying powder Disadvantages: aldehydes - not everyone is used to this smell; can be found old-fashioned
Chanel No. 5 will always remain a controversial perfume. Although used and praised for decades it's still a love or hate fragrance. I think it's because of aldehydes, the most important constituents of this fragrance. They possess a waxy, fatty smell that often makes think on washed and dried clothe. Aldehydes are found in nature (for example in a citrus peel), but never in amounts used in Chanel No. 5. That makes this smell a bit unnatural from one side, but it also gives an interesting exotic twist.
In my opinion EDP is much softer than EDT version - the aldehydes are less sharp and the floral bouquet is more prominent. On my skin it starts with a fresh citrus note that slightly fades into a floral hart of orange blossom, rose and jasmine. An ultimate feminine bouquet, but modernized with waxy sharpness of the aldehydes ...
