YAMAHA MCR-B043D black

Yamaha motorbikes are strong, and Yamaha is also renowned for its high-quality audio technology. Combining these two renowned qualities set the directions for this Japanese company in the creation of the MCR-B043D microsystem, which, with its design elements and appearance reproduces the look of its famous motorcycles. From the ornaments on the microsystem's top panel, the design of the controls to the volume control that faithfully imitates the radiator cap of a motorbike - everything has been created based on this goal. And the sound that this microsystem produces is equally powerful, it has dense bass and clear heights. Listening to music is a pleasure with the Yamaha microsystem. 

Key Features of the YAMAHA MCR-B043D Microsystem

• The Yamaha microsystem enhances the sound of the audio lossy formats - they are fuller and more vivid
• Wireless connection to your smartphone via Bluetooth
• The microsystem also includes a CD player and an FM radio with a memory of up to 30 stations
• With the AUX input, you can easily connect any other audio source
• Features an integrated shutdown timer -  you can fall asleep with your music
• 3.5mm headphone output jack for private listening

Perfect sound quality

The Yamaha MCR-B043D microsystem speakers may have a simplistic look, but their performance is more than solid. Each of the speakers has a power of 15W, and that is enough to tease your unpleasant neighbours. Moreover, in combination with a rich, deep bass, clear midrange and sparkling heights of sound, you are guaranteed to have a great musical experience in all aspects.

The Yamaha microsystem plays everything

It is no secret that Yamaha's product works with all sorts of devices and music sources very well. The microsystem connects seamlessly via wireless (Bluetooth) connection with your smartphone, iPod or tablet, and of course, you can also "feed" it from the CD drive in order for you to enjoy your classic musical collections. And if you have your music library on a flash drive, it is not a problem as you can play it from your USB as well. And if that is not enough, you have the option of connecting the AUX connector to the microsystem to virtually any sound source, such as a gramophone.