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Stereo systems offer an easy way to enjoy music and radio. The term is applies to both multi-function stereo units with included speakers and audio component systems which require a more involved setup. Stereo systems can be portable or designed to provide the best possible sound quality in any environment. With stereos from brands like Crosley, Sony and RCA, finding the perfect system is easy with Sears.
Typical stereo systems have a CD player, radio and other components such as cassette decks. Many newer systems have audio in jacks, which can be useful for playing audio from an mp3 player or other audio device. Docking stereo systems can play audio from mp3 players while charging them, but most docking stereo systems are designed to work with Apple's iPod and iPhone due to the popularity of those devices.
Home audio component systems consist of several separate components that are connected together to provide a home stereo. The components of these systems can include dedicated CD players, radios, equalizers and usually a receiver which controls the volume and output of each component. Audio component systems can be expanded easily and can provide better stereo sound, as speakers can be placed at the best possible locations in a room for true stereo representation. Some audio component systems are also surround sound capable.
For a nostalgic music player with modern features, a turntable stereo system is a great choice. These stereos often have built in CD players, radios and tape decks in addition to a quality turntable for playing various vinyl formats, including 45s and LPs. The vintage design of turntable stereos makes them a great complement to any room, and as turntable stereos are often all-in-one units with included speakers, they make great secondary stereos.
Boom boxes and CD shelf stereo systems are designed specifically for portability. They're smaller than many hi-fi stereo systems and output less sound. Even so, boom boxes are certainly loud enough to fill a small room, and while they may not be ideal as a home's sole stereo, they're useful for playing music outdoors and for private listening.
Stereo systems range greatly in capabilities, both in terms of the type of media that they play and the quality and volume of their output. Sears offers a strong selection of stereos to fit any type of room and to meet the needs of any audio fan.