Specifications
" the JB7 shows superb clarity of thinking and engineering"
Gramophone magazine Jan 2009
- Stores 2500/5000/5000 CDs on 160/320/500G (high compression typical CD)
- Stores 1200/2500/5000 CDs on 160/320G/500G (normal compression worst case CD)
- Stores 210/420/630 CDs uncompressed on 160/320G/500G (worst case)
- Total 60W RMS
- 32 key credit card remote
- 2.4 million album database - update on CD
- Text Search for Track or Album by remote control or front panel
- Segue - blends one track into the next
- 180 x 32 soft scrolling graphic vacuum fluorescent display
- Compact 4.8 x 16 x 22 cm
- 1.6kg steel and aluminium construction
- One touch startup - relax let JB7 pick the tracks
- One touch rip - transfer a CD track to MP3 player
- One touch record - convert vinyl to MP3s
- Loads CDs to hard disk at 12x - play music while loading
- Battery backed up clock with alarm
- MP3 encode at 128k, 192k or 320k - done automatically
- USB 2.0 Full Speed 12 Mbits / sec - compatible with USB Mass storage class devices formatted with FAT16 or FAT32 - USB memory sticks, Ipods, MP3 players, USB hard drives. Not MP4 players and Touch iPods. Take a look at our recommended drives before buying a backup drive.
- Rear connectors - loudspeakers, line in, line out, headphone, 24V DC
- Backup music and playlists to external USB hard disk for safe keeping
- 400MHz Blackfin processor with Dual MAC
- Find and play MP3s on MP3 players and USB drives as if they were internal
- Transfer MP3s to and from USB
- External laptop computer style 24V power supply / AC adaptor - included - works from 110V to 240V. Size 3cm x 6cm x 13cm. 3m overall lead length.
- Loudspeakers 22cm (H) x 14.5cm (W) x 18cm (D)
NB Ipods will only play music loaded by Itunes software
Received today, installed and tested. Even got the "thumbs up" from my wife who normally hates new gadgets.
It's stylish, cute, has great looks especially from the front and sounds fantastic - a bit like Kylie then.
Was also really amazed that the only CD immediately to hand (we moved in over the weekend) was a Mail on Sunday cover disc and it was recognised!
Adam, Castle Douglas
JB7 Remote