Aiwa means awesome when it comes to audio and visual. I have an aiwa NSX-V2100 and it's lasted about 5 years! It is one cool system. I love what aiwa does with their sound. there's something about it that makes me very happy and in a party mood everytime I use an aiwa when I play my dance mixes! Aiwa is party,theater, car and portable audio pleasure!!! Go Aiwa!!! NSX SERIES:the NSX-D70 is one nice looking system with alot of features and great design! it is really intuitve and really nicely laid out. I got used to the interface in less than a minute! The controls feel really stable and the unit feels bulletproof and solid and stands out from the rest! and it uses a jog dial to switch modes which is really nice. it has 3 jog dials on the front one for volume,one for the input and operation function, and one that has multiple purposes. and the speakers look really nice with 4 drivers one each speaker. The system: first here's a breakdown of all the features included with the NSX-D70: AM/FM/TV Weather tuner Random Presets: 32 AM/FM Amplifier Output Power - Front/Main: 140 W/Ch CD Changer Type: 3-Disc CD Random and Repeat function CD-R/CD-RW compatible Continuous Playback D.I.N.A. - Dynamic Integrated Neo Amplifier Digital Synthesizer Tuner Electronic Graphic Equalizer: 4-Presets Front/Main Speaker System: 3-Way Full Logic Cassette Deck: Dual Full Logic Operation High-Speed Dubbing Jog Dial Operation Music Calendar: 20 Tracks Power Source: 120V Remote Control: Included the NSX-D70 when you first see it, it looks so easy... well it is!! I learned the controls right away... as with most of aiwa's products! and almost everything is donw with the three jog dials on the main panel.. which really cuts down on front panel clutter... Dimensions - Center Unit (WxHxD): 10-1/2" x 13" x 14-1/2" Dimensions - Main Speakers (ea.) (WxHxD): 10" x 13" x 10-1/2" now let's get to the main features ;) the audio output of this system is awesome! it has 140 W/Ch power with a 20HZ-20,000HZ freq. resp. and it has aiwa's exlusive super t bass for bass enhancement as well as 3 preset (rock,pop,classic) and one preset you can adjust yourself!! pretty cool huh?? and the bass really thomps!!!! I was really impressed and it really made me pleased!! how could they fit so much inside a mini system... wow mini's have come a long way!! and aiwa preactically invented the mini system!!! now let's talk about operation and options. this system's got plenty of options and if you want to find out more please visit aiwa's site at http://www.aiwa.com for more!! you can also check the list above that I have in this review! the rest of the operations are the same as most of aiwa';s mini hi fi's simple yet really advanced... and the 3 disc canger can even play cd-r's and cd-rw's so you can play your own custom mixes on the NSX-D70!!! inputs/ outputs RCA type The speakers: Front/Main: 140 W/Ch 3 3way bass refelx with twin ducts. Main Speakers (ea.) (WxHxD): 10" x 13" x 10-1/2" really ncie and great for thier size!!! I was really impreseed Hech I even walked 70 feet waway and it sounded the same as if I were close!! these are nice!!! ;) The conmclusion: one system that you gotta have no mater the room size and no matter the taste it has it all!!! Amount Paid (US$): 199

This gives me style. The player is HUGE and has caused a few minor problems. I bought the thing for $120 INCLUDING the 2 year warnety

Aiwa designs their products very nicely with modern, trendy designs. The price of Aiwa is quite affordable and their product is dependable. Awesome speakers enhance each Aiwa stereo.

My Marantz CD player died after eleven years. I bought an Aiwa although I had heard of the unreliability of this brand. So far so good and the sound is terrific!!

A great CD player! My Aiwa XC series is only three years old but has survived almost perfectly through a house fire as well as two cross country trips. The customer services are both available and extremely helpful! A great deal!

I've had my Aiwa CD player for 6 years and it is still working great. My last CD player was an Aiwa also. They're reasonably priced, last long, and have great sound quality.

The ultimate bottom feeder of the CD player market. You're lucky if it isn't broken right out of the box.

I gave Aiwa a 5 because, although they are more expensive, they have superior controls and bass response. Not only do they provide superior sound, but the design and layout of their buttons makes them easier to use and understand them most.

Aiwa is also good. I used to like them a lot besides Sony, but my family just is too crazy for Sony, so I guess I have to stay with Sony then. But I really like the sound of the bass from Aiwa. They are da' bomb.

I personally trust the brand AIWA, because I've had one for at least five years now. They last a long time.

Its price is relatively low as compared to other CD players.

Well, I think Aiwa has a bad reputation with me because my dad bought a three disc Aiwa CD player and about 1.5 years later the CDs I put into the system wouldn't play. We tried cleaning the system but it didn't work. I don't know if I will buy Aiwa again.

Aiwa's are great CD players. They give off great sound without a skip in the CD. They also have a long life and a great guarantee. I will definitely buy an Aiwa CD player in my future.

Every single person I know who owns an Aiwa has been disappointed. These are the cheapest made stereos available to the public. Shafty production guarantees a broken laser or defective one within one year of the purchase date. Piece of crap.

Everyone I know with an Aiwa CD player is completely dissatisfied. Mine broke 6 times and all the problems were with the CD changer. My advice is if you have to have an Aiwa you'd better buy the extended warranty too!

Aiwa's component players suck. I had one which I bought from ebay. The sound quality was bad so I sent it back immediately.

The Aiwa XC Series CD player has great sound.

I enjoyed having this system. It was easy to program and understand. The CD player allowed me to copy CD's onto tapes and it was not difficult. The remote control made working the system easy as well.

My family just bought a Aiwa CD stereo, and it has a great sound. It's cute and affordable, and I think it is second best to Sony.

Very poor sound quality. Aiwa has nice graphics, but bad features. It is too large and very cumbersome.

Good sound. An okay head set. Great features.

Good sound-very clear. Faulty CD player...it stops working after awhile then it works again. Good equalizers.

When the speakers are too close to the unit and the volume is up, the CD skips. It has good sound quality and good bass.

They sound great and work fine for about two years, then the system practically self destructs. The CD changes spin without stopping, and the tape decks stop working. Other than that, Aiwa is great.