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SanDisk Docking Station for Sansa c200 and e200 Series Players |
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Sansa Base Station provides a full music solution and complete Sansa MP3 player experience by making charging, transferring of music, and use at home more convenient and practical.PRODUCT FEATURES:Small footprint plastic enclosure;Base Station-player interface on top side;Remote control with storage cavity in Base Station;Connectors on the back;IR interface on the front.
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The SanDisk SDAMX-BST Sansa Base Station provides you with a full music solution and a more complete Sansa MP3 player experience by making charging, music transfers, and best of all the playing of your music at home more convenient, more practical, and more enjoyable.
The SanDisk Sansa base station is compatible with Sansa c-series and e-series MP3 players that are 200-series models or above. This unit provides a dedicated home for your compatible Sansa MP3 player, allowing you to easily transfer music and content from your PC to your player without having to hook it up each time, and automatically charging your Sansa's batteries while it is docked. The Sansa base station can also be left connected to your home stereo or entertainment system, allowing you to enjoy the music on your Sansa at rich, full stereo volumes. As a further convenience, this base station comes with a handy IR (infra-red) remote that lets you wirelessly operate the primary control functions of you Sansa MP3 player from the comfort of your couch or anywhere else in the room, and when you are not using it, the remote control stores out of your way in a cavity built in to the bottom of the base station.
The SanDisk SDAMX-BST features a small footprint so it doesn't take up a lot of room and can go anywhere, and a durable plastic enclosure that protects all its vital parts from damage or wear and tear. The base station's interface is right on the top so you can easily see song information on your Sansa's screen while it is docked. The less sightly audio-out and PC connectors are located on the back, while the IR remote interface is located discreetly on the front for best-possible reception. This unit comes in a sleek black finish that not only perfectly complements your Sansa MP3 player, but goes well with virtually any home decor.
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A Kids View -  |
SanDisk Docking Station for Sansa c200 and e200 Series Players Review |
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Got this as a birthday gift from Mom. The Remote does all you need it to. It comes with 2 stands~ 1 for the E-200 and one for the C-200. The extra stand makes an excellent remote caddy. Included is a headphone to red and white RCA plugs. The Sansa can charge all day. In all it is a great product and works great. |
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Excellent Product - |
SanDisk Docking Station for Sansa c200 and e200 Series Players Review |
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I am not sure why there would be no so good reviews about this product. I have had it for over a month now and it does exactly as was advertised and the price was excellent Looks good anywhere and works great. |
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Works fine.. could be better - Worthless Remote -  |
SanDisk Docking Station for Sansa c200 and e200 Series Players Review |
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It's a docking station. Enough said. It looks pretty good - the whole Sansa line does. It connects easily to my receiver. It recharges the unit easily. If that is all you need, it's great. Hence 3 stars.
But, here are my faults with it. One, the stupid useless remote doesn't really do anything for you... plus it NEVER stays in the "remote holding slot" ... Operationally, two things bug me that I feel should have been engineered in as an integrated product (it works pretty much like a "universal" dock): (1) The signal to the Receiver should be clean - not sent through internal sound/volume processing: (Is there an option?) For example, when I first turn it on, I have to remove it, manually turn up the volume on the unit, and replace it on the dock. It defaults to 50% volume on the unit, which forces you to turn the receiver to dangerously high levels (god forbid you forget to turn the receiver down before changing the source selector to 'Radio'!! Can you say blown speakers?) You cannot even adjust the volume with it ON the dock.. so again off...up..on! No matter what output source I use (stereo, computer, etc.) I am going to use ITS sound processing and volume controls! Stupid. (2) When it is ON the dock (i.e. NOT battery-powered) it should have an option to keep the display on if the unit is on (similar to Palm/Pocket PC). As a result, when I shut off the stereo, the Sansa is still on - and I don't realize... it basically goes into sleep mode as if on battery power. So, to change the song you have to push a button to awaken the unit, and again to change the song. And the remote is worthless.... In summary, it works, its good looking . but, nowhere near a flawless gem of a device. |
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SanDisk Docking Station for Sansa c200 and e200 Series Players Review |
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This unit was wasy to install and easy to operate. I am very happy with my purchase. |
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SanDisk Docking Station for Sansa c200 and e200 Series Players Review |
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As in the other reviews, controls are basic. First base station ordered the remote did not work. Sent back through amazon, second base received worked fine. Had to update software on Sansa player. Instruction OK fairly painless. |
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