Sony’s GIGA JUKE is the Master of Your Home Entertainment

GIGA JUKE is the latest attempt from Sony to bring an advanced hi-fi music system into your living room. Even iPod lovers can benefit from its built-in dock and radio tuner. You can also copy music from CDs to its hard drive pretty fast (a 60-minute CD in less than 4 minutes), and quickly transfer the songs to other MP3 or media players. Sony claims it only takes 90 seconds to copy 74-minutes worth of music from GIGA JUKE’s hard drive to a media player.

The entry-level NAS-E35HD system can do all that at an affordable price-point. For more demanding users, the NAS-SC55PKE serves as a complete multi-room system comprised of a music server and wireless player unit, wirelessly delivering music to up to five zones. In other words, if you have only one or two rooms, stick with the NAS-E35HD.
Here’s some specs from Sony:

Complete multi-room music system: NAS-SC55PKE

* Stores up to 40,000 music tracks (*1), and lets you stream it to any room in your home
* High Speed (up to 16x) ripping from CD – store a 60min CD in less than 4 minutes
* “x-DJ” automatically creates themed playlists for any occasion
* Transfer tracks to MP3 player, mobile phone or PSP™ at up to 50x speed

Affordable HDD Audio system: NAS-E35HD

* Stores up to 15,000 music tracks (*2)
* High Speed (up to 4x) ripping from CD
* Transfer tracks to MP3 player, mobile phone at up to 10x speed

Both systems also…

* Record music from CD, vinyl, cassette, radio and MP3 players
* Automatically label transferred music with Artist/Album/Track Title
* Come complete with a dock for iPod

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  • rosweed
    Is it available in the U.S.?
  • Kristian I.
    @Thomas
    Thanks for the info.
  • I think it is worth mentioning that NAS-SC55PKE can store music in linear PCM whereas the NAS-E35HD supports only MP3, meaning that if you want the best sound quality you should stick to the former.

    The ability to record from analogue sources, buy the way, is pretty nifty.
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