The Reference 300 Mini System achieved acclaim worldwide for its stunning looks and ... more
component quality performance. The new Reference 380 continues that tradition with 45W+45W power output, DAB/FM tuner, CD player supporting CD, CD-R/RW and MP3 discs. Plus a USB port. Hi-fi power and uncompromising quality at a price that will tempt you even more. The new Reference 380 series from TEAC.
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Advantages: Great Sound, Great Looks, Great Price Disadvantages: Remotes a bit cheap, no USB port,
Having been in the market to downsize my old hi fi for something more compact, I've settled on the Teac reference 300 mkIII with DAB tuner. Its a 3 box system as opposed to the other smaller one box systems manufactured by Teac and others such as Denon, Arcam and Onkyo. As such, although being larger, it is more user friendly to use and has more power at 45 wpc RMS. At around £500 rrp it stands up favourably in price to the Arcam Solo Mini and comes in silver or black finish with machined aluminium fronts and a classy blue display on each unit. It actually appears slightly retro in appearance although the remotes are a bit cheap looking. The silver units can be found for as little as £349 without speakers so its quite a bargain.
Sound quality for such a small unit is really clear and well defined with a warm bass typical of Teac ...
The TEAC300 mini Hi Fi is a small stacking seperates system. This shiny aluminium system is great to look at, simple to use, has brilliant sound quality when used with decent speakers,and is good value for money.
The seperates comprise of a tuner and amp, a cassette deck and a compact disc player. It has the opertunity to add a mini disc, which is around £200 more. Oh I nearly forgot to say that the cost of the already mentioned units come to around £599.
The speakers are not generally supplied with this unit and a good set of infinity, or JBL speakers costing around £200 are a perfect match.
The advantage of such a system is that it can be added to at any stage and upgraded for minimal cost (in hi fi terms!).
The unit is so nice to look at it is not worth hiding away in a wooden cabinet, but should be displayed on top ...
willsmj 22.08.2001
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Teac A-H 300
Advantages: everything Disadvantages: everything only if you watch another film before
I have to admit I did do something wrong when watching this film. I happened to have watched "Meet The Spartans" before I watched this, so I kind of already knew the plot and sort of seriously got bored with this film, as I was expecting the funny bits come leaping out, unfortunately there was no funny bits and it was deadly serious, so at first I couldn't understand it but then I settled down to it however I have to admit I really do prefer the soundtrack over this film!
The Director of the film is Zack Snyder, who is quite a new director and has only directed 3 films, "300" "Dawn Of The Dead" (Which I really do want to watch) & "Watchmen" (Which I'm not too sure about), he is not only a director but he is also a Producer and a writer! I don't know whether he is a good director considering he has only directed this film (That I have ...
Jonni_boi 03.01.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of 300 (DVD)
Plenty of slam, bass depth, wide soundstage 
