It has great sound that doesn't discriminate between those perfect 320 kbps tracks you ripped off your CDs and the 192 kbps tracks you magically "acquired" — they both sound good. Plus, it has a remote to make sure you don't have to get up and ruin your favorite perch on the couch.
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