Sony introduce the CMT-V75BTiP compact Hi-Fi system with dock
April 23, 2012 by Andrew Edney 
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Enhance your living space with the new compact Hi-Fi system featuring a dock for iPhone, iPod and iPad – introducing the Sony CMT-V75BTiP.
· Sleek and stylish design that looks good anywhere in your home
· Built-in dock for iPhone, iPod and iPad gives you easy access to your digital playlists
· In-built DAB/DAB+ tuner for easy listening to all digital radio stations
· Innovative Magnetic Fluid speakers deliver crystal-clear, distortion-free sound
· Stream music wirelessly with Bluetooth connectivity
With its sophisticated, minimalist design and high quality finish, this system will make a stylish addition to any room. The system’s compact dimensions mean it’s able to fit seamlessly into in any part of the home, whether on the table top or wall mounted.
As for sound quality, you won’t be disappointed. Thanks to patented Magnetic Fluid technology from Sony that creates crystal clear sound reproduction, the speakers are damperless, meaning less distortion and improved clarity – particularly in the mid-to-high range. Your favourite tracks have never sounded better.
What’s more, because there’s no damper, the speakers are even more slimline so the Hi-Fi systems’ design is sleeker and more compact.
Got thousands of tracks on your iPhone, iPod or iPad? Just pop your Apple device into the Hi-Fi system’s built-in dock for instant access to your digital music library – no cables required. When you’re finished listening to your device, the dock retracts neatly back into the system for a streamlined appearance.
The CMT-V75BTiP even features Bluetooth connectivity so you can stream music wirelessly from your iPhone or other Bluetooth-enabled devices. It also includes DAB and DAB+ radio, giving you access to a huge selection of digital radio stations.
The CMT-V75BTiP system houses a CD player too, just in case you haven’t got round to digitising your collection yet.
The new CMT-V75BTiP Hi-Fi system is available in the UK from June 2012.
