EUR299,–
Panasonic SC-PMX94
CD player, Bluetooth, 2x 60 W
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According to the information in the operating instructions: DAB outdoor antenna F connector (75 Ohm), DAB ANT/FM ANT/ (75 Ohm) with Note: Be sure to tighten the nut completely. Place the antenna where the reception is best. Adhesive tape for fixing the antenna (not supplied)
Galaxus
3 months ago
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You can connect your own floorstanding speakers to the system as long as they are compatible with the output power and connection options of the device. The speakers supplied are specially optimised for the system, but it is technically possible to use other speakers if they meet the same requirements. Make sure that the speakers are compatible with the output power of 2x 60 watts and have the correct connections.
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3 months ago
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Other speakers cannot be connected directly to the Panasonic SC-PMX94 as it does not provide separate speaker connections for external speakers. The system comes with built-in speakers that are specifically designed for the system. However, if you need to connect to another device such as a TV or soundbar, you can use the optical output or aux input to route the signal to another device.
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Good day Since I can't test this, I unfortunately don't know. I can only say that the smartphone connection works via Bluetooth. Greetings Manfred
no external antenna is required for DAB radios
Galaxus
6 months ago
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The Panasonic SC-PMX94 device is equipped with DAB+ reception capability, but not specifically for DAB+ via cable (DAB+ Cable). Here are some important points: - The device supports DAB+ reception, but this is typically realised via an aerial and not via cable. - The term "DAB+ Cable ready" means that the device should be prepared to receive DAB+ signals via a cable connection, but this is not the case for the SC-PMX94. - As your test did not find any DAB+ stations, this indicates that the device is not capable of receiving DAB+ signals via cable. To receive DAB+ via cable, you would probably need an additional DAB+ receiver or another device specifically designed for cable reception.
Automatically generated from the .I can't answer this question because I don't own an Apple device. I would certainly not buy the SC-PMX94 again because 1. the sound is underground and 2. Panasonic support is non-existent. Have a good day anyway, Rolf
here are the operating instructions....https://www.bedienungsanleitu.ng/panasonic/sc-pmx94/anleitung
There are only 2 speaker connections. That means only 2 speakers.
I would send it back for examination with your commentary
I would contact Panasonic support. I have found them to be competent and helpful.
The cable should be provided yes :) If needed, please contact us by email. https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/fr/requests/new
I have not used the Bluetooth function so far, so I cannot answer this question. I mainly use DAB+ and CD player with this unit.
This must clearly be a defect. Send the radio in for repair.
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You can play music from your iPhone via the bluetooth function without any problems.
To make my record player work with the Panasonic SC-PMX94, a preamplifier was necessary, a little box.... I bought the Phone Box S2... it works fine!
this is not necessary - also works with the supplied...
No problem. Connect the Swisscom Box to the AUDIO-In input on the system using a 2-pin cable. With the Swisscom Remote Control, select the RADIO function and then dial the station numbers with the keyboard. The TV itself does not have to be switched on, but it is necessary to know the station numbers (the order of which can be programmed by the user). Caution: If the TV set is switched on at the same time, the sound from the TV and from the system is not completely synchronous, there is a kind of echo effect. Therefore, simply switch the TV to mute so that the sound comes only from the system. Alternatively, you could also connect the AUX-in input on the system with the headphone input on the TV using a jack plug and thus transmit the audio signal from the TV to the system (as an alternative to a sound bar).
A throw antenna is included. It has three audio inputs. Which one you (can) use depends largely on your TV and the cable you use. There are no cables for the audio input. But you can get them all at Digitec. Check the operating instructions of your TV set to see if there is an audio output and which plug/socket it has.
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