With the Pure Classic Stereo, you bring a classic-looking stereo set into your home, but one packed with modern technology.
For anyone who loves retro stuff but doesn’t feel like maintenance of the golden oldies: take a look at the new Pure Classic Stereo (see image above). Housed in, for example, classic brown oak (cotton white will also do) we are talking about an all-in-one. It delivers output power of up to 2 x 50 watts to the included and matching speakers. Available are a built-in CD player, a streamer that can handle Spotify and web radio, among others, and of course also has a regular DAB and FM tuner on board. For vinyl lovers, there is an MM Phono input. The whole device takes up little space, which can be an advantage for small-home owners.
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There are more new devices than the Pure Classic Stereo only, like the Pure Classic C-D6. This is a table radio with a built-in CD player and power output of up to 2 x 15 watts. It also features an FM and DAB tuner. If this version is still a bit too spacious for you, there is the even more compact Pure Classic H4. Mono, with alarm clock, timer for example use in the kitchen and a maximum power of 10 watts. All mentioned newcomers can handle Bluetooth, USB or a 3.5 mm analog input.
The Pure Classic Stereo costs €499, the C-D6 €199.99 and the H4 €99.99.
