The Sony TA-FE370 looks and sounds good, and is simple to use.
It is fairly simple to install, although connecting the speaker cables was unneccesarily tricky, the connections could be more user friendly, all the other connections could not be more straight forward.
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A review by royms on Sony TA-FE 370 January 10th, 2008
Author's product rating:
Sound Quality
Good
Ease of Use
Simple
Look & Design
Good
Range of Features
Average
Value for Money
Good
Advantages:
Simple to use, good sound
Disadvantages:
maybe too simple for some
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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The Sony TA-FE370 looks and sounds good, and is simple to use.
It is fairly simple to install, although connecting the speaker cables was unneccesarily tricky, the connections could be more user friendly, all the other connections could not be more straight forward.
The sound is very clear and any adjustments are easy to make with the easy to use controls. The instructions are very clear and user friendly.
This amplifier is ideal for the non hi-fi expert, although "hi-fi buffs" will definitely be looking for a more sophisticated appliance with more buttons and functions..
I purchased this from Amazon at it was very reasonably priced reflecting the unsophisticated nature of the product, although tjhis does not stop it performing well and looking good.
Advantages: Cheap, Powerful, Great sound for the price Disadvantages: None
...I purchased this amplifier about a year ago, and I have been extremely pleased with it. I am a student in music technology, so I am quite picky when it comes to audio equipment, but this is a fantastic amplifier for the price.
>Value<
Unfortunalely, due to my financial standing as a student, I was limited to around £100-150. I would ideally want a mid-range amplifier such as a Denon, but at this price range you will only get a low wattage model. I have 120w floor-standing speakers, so I decided to go for this Sony beast, which has a power handling of 140w RMS (70W per channel, stereo). 'Bang per buck' is excellent here'
>First Impressions and Aesthetics<
First impressions were good - build and appearance are of typical Sony quality. The amplifier comes in black as standard, but mine is the TA-FE370S (silver). The device...
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Advantages: Simple and easy to use Disadvantages: Maybe too simple for some
...The Sony CDP-XE370 did exactly as expected, easy to install, easy to use and a good sound. I am using a SonyTA-FE370 Amplifier.
It was simplicity itself to install two well marked plugs to the amplifier and plug in to the mains. The controls are simple and easy to use, and the instruction booklet could not be clearer. all the control knos are clear and easy to use not being too small.
As a piece of hi-fi equipment it looks good and fits snuggly on top of the amplifier giving a pleasing overall appearance.
My only negative comment would be that it would no suit the "hi-fi buff" as it is probably too simplistic, but for a non expert like myself it is just the job....
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