This auction is for a Yamaha MusicCast2 MCX-ZP2ABL Zone Pack Bundle Network Music System. The bundle included the MCX-RC100 remote and two MCX-A300 units. It is in like new condition. It has been tested and works.It has only been out of the box for me to test it. When I opened the MCX-RC100 a couple days ago, it showed no signs of use. I assume it once has a sheet of plastic over the top, but there were no finger prints. I have tried to not put fingerprints, etc. as I have tested it but it looked like new when I began testing. I will clean it as I box it back up. I did have to reset the MCX-RC100 controller. All components of this bundle are included. All manuals and connectors. Following the instructions is not too difficult. It took a while to figure everything out, but I am a 70 year old man and got it up and running with minimal problem. The easiest source would have been Internet radio, but you have to subscribe for very minimal price to access the Yamaha site for obtaining internet stations. I am playing it through a Cocktail Audio X12. I have it hooked up to a pair of Sony speakers - they were easiest to set up for testing - and it sounds very good. I have tested both clients and they both work fine. There are not cosmetic issues as this was likely never opened. I bought it as an overstock from an electronic warehouse. I did not hook both clients up together but did run both separately without a problem. I had them playing music for several hours each. I have DSL (I am 70 afterall, at least its not dial-up) and the signal easily transferred to the MCX-A300 with no dropouts - with DSL. MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files via TwonkyMedia Server software which is bundled with the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander. In addition, individual MusicCAST2 Network Music Players can playback music from iPod and Bluetooth devices via optional accessories, as well as from USB thumb drives. The MusicCAST2 system consists of the Network Music Commander (MCX-RC100), a remote control with a full-color LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), and Network Music Players (MCX-A300 and MCX-P200) that can be placed anywhere throughout the home. Depending on the size of the living space and individual preferences, users can employ any number of Commanders and Music Players, up to 32 each, to enjoy their music experiences. MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander The driver of the MusicCAST2 system is the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, which controls the distribution of audio content to all zones in the house. The MCX-RC100 can be carried from room-to-room to operate all of the systems network players and connected components. It is easy and fun to browse and access all available entertainment options with the units full-color, 3.5 inch LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive GUI that displays zone and source icons, album art, song titles, and other information. Alarm and sleep functions allow users to start and end their days with their favorite music. The controller includes a charging cradle that keeps it handy and ready for use anytime. MCX-RC100 Advanced Control Capability Right out of the box, and without cutting holes and running wires, MusicCAST2 can smartly integrate multi-room music distribution into existing home theater systems. When Yamaha network receivers, such as the RX-Z7 or RX-V3900, are on the same network, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander becomes a multi-zone remote control for these receivers. Utilizing two-way communication, the Network Music Commander can power A/V receivers on, browse and navigate content, select sources and adjust volume levels from anywhere in the house. MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 Network Music Players The MCX-A300 Network Music Player only requires speakers to deliver sound to the zone in which it is placed. The player can receive music streamed from the Rhapsody online music service, Internet radio and NAS drives even when the computer is not powered on. The player is compatible with a wide array of audio formats, including MP3, WMA (except lossless and PRO), AAC (except Apple lossless and Apple FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV. The MCX-P200 Network Music Player is similar to the MCX-A300, only it is a pre-amp component with great setup flexibility. A line out terminal enables it to work in conjunction with any A/V receiver, HTiB or mini-system for amplification. The MCX-P200 can function as a universal IR remote with multiple IR outs that can control other AV components, such as a TV, set-top box or Blu-ray/DVD player, via IR flashers and the MCX-RC100 Commanders intuitive GUI display. The individual remotes sold with each of these receivers and systems can be put in a drawer. Yamahas dock port on back of the Network Music Players allows connection to iPods and Bluetooth devices via optional Yamaha accessories (YDS-11 iPod docks and YBA-10 Bluetooth receivers). The music players also feature subwoofer outs for additional bass response in a given zone. Top panel controls provide convenient access to basic functions, such as volume and muting.The styling of the new MusicCAST2 system is surely intriguing. The players have a sort of X look to them sort of like the markings on a black widow spider. The black color of the units certainly separate them from their main competition (the white Sonos) and the overall look is much more serious. The MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 share a price tag and many of the playing functions but different fairly significantly otherwise. The A300 has internal amplifiers and is designed to be a standalone unit connected to speakers. This is the unit for a bedroom, kitchen, or other room that is looking for music but little else. The P200 is a preamp so it lacks amplifiers completely. It does have analogue outputs for amps (both units have a subwoofer output for additional bass) and has the 3 IR outputs for controlling other devices. The IR functions are probably designed to turn on a receiver/amplifier for playback when you are out of the room (think of an set of external speakers powered by a receiver in the home theater) rather than as a universal remote. The MusicCAST2 system gives you access to up to 16 different computers for streaming content along with a connection for an iPod dock (not included) and a USB connection. What is missing is analogue inputs to accept music from a connected CD/DVD player - something we liked on the Sonos but not a fatal omission. This gives you access to music without having to burn it to your computer. There are all your standard functionalities here including Rhapsody, Internet radio, or tracks stored on your Mac, PC, USB sticks, and Bluetooth devices (with additional BlueTooth receiver). iTunes support is enabled via a bundled TwonkyMedia. File support includes MP3, WMA (no lossless or PRO), AAC (no Apple lossless or FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV audio files. Wed like to see at lest Apple lossless though were happy to see uncompressed WAV and lossless FLAC included. Yamaha has taken a bold step with the MusicCAST2 - Theyve completely redesigned their system from the ground up. You will in no way be able to confuse the previous incarnations of the MusicCAST with this current one. Sure, it looks and plays much like its competition, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything wrong. The aesthetics are different, the pricing is similar, and the functionality is expanded. We look forward to getting on of these systems in for test and direct comparison with their competition (since weve experienced nearly everyone else out there). Shipping will be $30.

This auction is for a Yamaha MusicCast2 MCX-ZP2ABL Zone Pack Bundle Network Music System. The bundle included the MCX-RC100 remote and two MCX-A300 units. It is in like new condition. It has been tested and works.It has only been out of the box for me to test it. When I opened the MCX-RC100 a couple days ago, it showed no signs of use. I assume it once has a sheet of plastic over the top, but there were no finger prints. I have tried to not put fingerprints, etc. as I have tested it but it looked like new when I began testing. I will clean it as I box it back up. I did have to reset the MCX-RC100 controller. All components of this bundle are included. All manuals and connectors. Following the instructions is not too difficult. It took a while to figure everything out, but I am a 70 year old man and got it up and running with minimal problem. The easiest source would have been Internet radio, but you have to subscribe for very minimal price to access the Yamaha site for obtaining internet stations. I am playing it through a Cocktail Audio X12. I have it hooked up to a pair of Sony speakers - they were easiest to set up for testing - and it sounds very good. I have tested both clients and they both work fine. There are not cosmetic issues as this was likely never opened. I bought it as an overstock from an electronic warehouse. I did not hook both clients up together but did run both separately without a problem. I had them playing music for several hours each. I have DSL (I am 70 afterall, at least its not dial-up) and the signal easily transferred to the MCX-A300 with no dropouts - with DSL. MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files via TwonkyMedia Server software which is bundled with the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander. In addition, individual MusicCAST2 Network Music Players can playback music from iPod and Bluetooth devices via optional accessories, as well as from USB thumb drives. The MusicCAST2 system consists of the Network Music Commander (MCX-RC100), a remote control with a full-color LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), and Network Music Players (MCX-A300 and MCX-P200) that can be placed anywhere throughout the home. Depending on the size of the living space and individual preferences, users can employ any number of Commanders and Music Players, up to 32 each, to enjoy their music experiences. MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander The driver of the MusicCAST2 system is the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, which controls the distribution of audio content to all zones in the house. The MCX-RC100 can be carried from room-to-room to operate all of the systems network players and connected components. It is easy and fun to browse and access all available entertainment options with the units full-color, 3.5 inch LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive GUI that displays zone and source icons, album art, song titles, and other information. Alarm and sleep functions allow users to start and end their days with their favorite music. The controller includes a charging cradle that keeps it handy and ready for use anytime. MCX-RC100 Advanced Control Capability Right out of the box, and without cutting holes and running wires, MusicCAST2 can smartly integrate multi-room music distribution into existing home theater systems. When Yamaha network receivers, such as the RX-Z7 or RX-V3900, are on the same network, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander becomes a multi-zone remote control for these receivers. Utilizing two-way communication, the Network Music Commander can power A/V receivers on, browse and navigate content, select sources and adjust volume levels from anywhere in the house. MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 Network Music Players The MCX-A300 Network Music Player only requires speakers to deliver sound to the zone in which it is placed. The player can receive music streamed from the Rhapsody online music service, Internet radio and NAS drives even when the computer is not powered on. The player is compatible with a wide array of audio formats, including MP3, WMA (except lossless and PRO), AAC (except Apple lossless and Apple FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV. The MCX-P200 Network Music Player is similar to the MCX-A300, only it is a pre-amp component with great setup flexibility. A line out terminal enables it to work in conjunction with any A/V receiver, HTiB or mini-system for amplification. The MCX-P200 can function as a universal IR remote with multiple IR outs that can control other AV components, such as a TV, set-top box or Blu-ray/DVD player, via IR flashers and the MCX-RC100 Commanders intuitive GUI display. The individual remotes sold with each of these receivers and systems can be put in a drawer. Yamahas dock port on back of the Network Music Players allows connection to iPods and Bluetooth devices via optional Yamaha accessories (YDS-11 iPod docks and YBA-10 Bluetooth receivers). The music players also feature subwoofer outs for additional bass response in a given zone. Top panel controls provide convenient access to basic functions, such as volume and muting.The styling of the new MusicCAST2 system is surely intriguing. The players have a sort of X look to them sort of like the markings on a black widow spider. The black color of the units certainly separate them from their main competition (the white Sonos) and the overall look is much more serious. The MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 share a price tag and many of the playing functions but different fairly significantly otherwise. The A300 has internal amplifiers and is designed to be a standalone unit connected to speakers. This is the unit for a bedroom, kitchen, or other room that is looking for music but little else. The P200 is a preamp so it lacks amplifiers completely. It does have analogue outputs for amps (both units have a subwoofer output for additional bass) and has the 3 IR outputs for controlling other devices. The IR functions are probably designed to turn on a receiver/amplifier for playback when you are out of the room (think of an set of external speakers powered by a receiver in the home theater) rather than as a universal remote. The MusicCAST2 system gives you access to up to 16 different computers for streaming content along with a connection for an iPod dock (not included) and a USB connection. What is missing is analogue inputs to accept music from a connected CD/DVD player - something we liked on the Sonos but not a fatal omission. This gives you access to music without having to burn it to your computer. There are all your standard functionalities here including Rhapsody, Internet radio, or tracks stored on your Mac, PC, USB sticks, and Bluetooth devices (with additional BlueTooth receiver). iTunes support is enabled via a bundled TwonkyMedia. File support includes MP3, WMA (no lossless or PRO), AAC (no Apple lossless or FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV audio files. Wed like to see at lest Apple lossless though were happy to see uncompressed WAV and lossless FLAC included. Yamaha has taken a bold step with the MusicCAST2 - Theyve completely redesigned their system from the ground up. You will in no way be able to confuse the previous incarnations of the MusicCAST with this current one. Sure, it looks and plays much like its competition, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything wrong. The aesthetics are different, the pricing is similar, and the functionality is expanded. We look forward to getting on of these systems in for test and direct comparison with their competition (since weve experienced nearly everyone else out there). Shipping will be $30.

YAMAHA MusicCAST2 MCX-P200 Network Music Player New unit in opened box. Full specs on Yamaha web. Shipping via FedEx Ground to US only.

This auction is for a Yamaha MusicCast2 MCX-ZP2ABL Zone Pack Bundle Network Music System. The bundle included the MCX-RC100 remote and two MCX-A300 units. It is in like new condition. It has been tested and works.It has only been out of the box for me to test it. When I opened the MCX-RC100 a couple days ago, it showed no signs of use. I assume it once has a sheet of plastic over the top, but there were no finger prints. I have tried to not put fingerprints, etc. as I have tested it but it looked like new when I began testing. I will clean it as I box it back up. I did have to reset the MCX-RC100 controller. All components of this bundle are included. All manuals and connectors. Following the instructions is not too difficult. It took a while to figure everything out, but I am a 70 year old man and got it up and running with minimal problem. The easiest source would have been Internet radio, but you have to subscribe for very minimal price to access the Yamaha site for obtaining internet stations. I am playing it through a Cocktail Audio X12. I have it hooked up to a pair of Sony speakers - they were easiest to set up for testing - and it sounds very good. I have tested both clients and they both work fine. There are not cosmetic issues as this was likely never opened. I bought it as an overstock from an electronic warehouse. I did not hook both clients up together but did run both separately without a problem. I had them playing music for several hours each. I have DSL (I am 70 afterall, at least its not dial-up) and the signal easily transferred to the MCX-A300 with no dropouts - with DSL. MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files via TwonkyMedia Server software which is bundled with the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander. In addition, individual MusicCAST2 Network Music Players can playback music from iPod and Bluetooth devices via optional accessories, as well as from USB thumb drives. The MusicCAST2 system consists of the Network Music Commander (MCX-RC100), a remote control with a full-color LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), and Network Music Players (MCX-A300 and MCX-P200) that can be placed anywhere throughout the home. Depending on the size of the living space and individual preferences, users can employ any number of Commanders and Music Players, up to 32 each, to enjoy their music experiences. MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander The driver of the MusicCAST2 system is the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, which controls the distribution of audio content to all zones in the house. The MCX-RC100 can be carried from room-to-room to operate all of the systems network players and connected components. It is easy and fun to browse and access all available entertainment options with the units full-color, 3.5 inch LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive GUI that displays zone and source icons, album art, song titles, and other information. Alarm and sleep functions allow users to start and end their days with their favorite music. The controller includes a charging cradle that keeps it handy and ready for use anytime. MCX-RC100 Advanced Control Capability Right out of the box, and without cutting holes and running wires, MusicCAST2 can smartly integrate multi-room music distribution into existing home theater systems. When Yamaha network receivers, such as the RX-Z7 or RX-V3900, are on the same network, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander becomes a multi-zone remote control for these receivers. Utilizing two-way communication, the Network Music Commander can power A/V receivers on, browse and navigate content, select sources and adjust volume levels from anywhere in the house. MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 Network Music Players The MCX-A300 Network Music Player only requires speakers to deliver sound to the zone in which it is placed. The player can receive music streamed from the Rhapsody online music service, Internet radio and NAS drives even when the computer is not powered on. The player is compatible with a wide array of audio formats, including MP3, WMA (except lossless and PRO), AAC (except Apple lossless and Apple FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV. The MCX-P200 Network Music Player is similar to the MCX-A300, only it is a pre-amp component with great setup flexibility. A line out terminal enables it to work in conjunction with any A/V receiver, HTiB or mini-system for amplification. The MCX-P200 can function as a universal IR remote with multiple IR outs that can control other AV components, such as a TV, set-top box or Blu-ray/DVD player, via IR flashers and the MCX-RC100 Commanders intuitive GUI display. The individual remotes sold with each of these receivers and systems can be put in a drawer. Yamahas dock port on back of the Network Music Players allows connection to iPods and Bluetooth devices via optional Yamaha accessories (YDS-11 iPod docks and YBA-10 Bluetooth receivers). The music players also feature subwoofer outs for additional bass response in a given zone. Top panel controls provide convenient access to basic functions, such as volume and muting.The styling of the new MusicCAST2 system is surely intriguing. The players have a sort of X look to them sort of like the markings on a black widow spider. The black color of the units certainly separate them from their main competition (the white Sonos) and the overall look is much more serious. The MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 share a price tag and many of the playing functions but different fairly significantly otherwise. The A300 has internal amplifiers and is designed to be a standalone unit connected to speakers. This is the unit for a bedroom, kitchen, or other room that is looking for music but little else. The P200 is a preamp so it lacks amplifiers completely. It does have analogue outputs for amps (both units have a subwoofer output for additional bass) and has the 3 IR outputs for controlling other devices. The IR functions are probably designed to turn on a receiver/amplifier for playback when you are out of the room (think of an set of external speakers powered by a receiver in the home theater) rather than as a universal remote. The MusicCAST2 system gives you access to up to 16 different computers for streaming content along with a connection for an iPod dock (not included) and a USB connection. What is missing is analogue inputs to accept music from a connected CD/DVD player - something we liked on the Sonos but not a fatal omission. This gives you access to music without having to burn it to your computer. There are all your standard functionalities here including Rhapsody, Internet radio, or tracks stored on your Mac, PC, USB sticks, and Bluetooth devices (with additional BlueTooth receiver). iTunes support is enabled via a bundled TwonkyMedia. File support includes MP3, WMA (no lossless or PRO), AAC (no Apple lossless or FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV audio files. Wed like to see at lest Apple lossless though were happy to see uncompressed WAV and lossless FLAC included. Yamaha has taken a bold step with the MusicCAST2 - Theyve completely redesigned their system from the ground up. You will in no way be able to confuse the previous incarnations of the MusicCAST with this current one. Sure, it looks and plays much like its competition, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything wrong. The aesthetics are different, the pricing is similar, and the functionality is expanded. We look forward to getting on of these systems in for test and direct comparison with their competition (since weve experienced nearly everyone else out there). Shipping will be $30.

*************************************************************************************************************** Remote Control ONLY Genuine Yamaha OEM factory unit For use with MusicCAST Network Audio Player models MCX-C15 MCX-CA15 This is the original factory remote NOT a generic or third party unit Tested and fully functional Guaranteed against DOA as long as item is returned with SECURITY TAPE intact Used, in very good cosmetic condition Complete with newly installed CR2025 lithium battery *************************************************** WD01440brujita **************************************************

NEW old stock SEALD Yamaha MCX-10 5 Zones/Sensor Home Master Zone Controller Natural Sound Brand New in Original factory box, only opened to check contents and pictures. These are pictures of the actual item you will receive. Ready to go! Fast and Free locul pickup or pay Shipping!NEW OLd STOCK

Verkaufe einen voll funktionsfhigen Digital Audio Server von Yamaha MCX-1000. Hiermit knnen Sie ihre CDs digital archivieren. Ebenso knnen Sie Ihre Lieblingsmusik auf CD brennen. Dazu gibt es einen LCD Monitor von HannsG fr das OSD Men. Der CD-Player und der Verstrker auf dem 1. Bild sind nicht zu verkaufen bzw kein Teil der Auktion. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt wird Rcknahme und Garantie ausgeschlossen.

This auction is for a Yamaha MusicCast2 MCX-ZP2ABL Zone Pack Bundle Network Music System. The bundle included the MCX-RC100 remote and two MCX-A300 units. It is in like new condition. It has been tested and works.It has only been out of the box for me to test it. When I opened the MCX-RC100 a couple days ago, it showed no signs of use. I assume it once has a sheet of plastic over the top, but there were no finger prints. I have tried to not put fingerprints, etc. as I have tested it but it looked like new when I began testing. I will clean it as I box it back up. I did have to reset the MCX-RC100 controller. All components of this bundle are included. All manuals and connectors. Following the instructions is not too difficult. It took a while to figure everything out, but I am a 70 year old man and got it up and running with minimal problem. The easiest source would have been Internet radio, but you have to subscribe for very minimal price to access the Yamaha site for obtaining internet stations. I am playing it through a Cocktail Audio X12. I have it hooked up to a pair of Sony speakers - they were easiest to set up for testing - and it sounds very good. I have tested both clients and they both work fine. There are not cosmetic issues as this was likely never opened. I bought it as an overstock from an electronic warehouse. I did not hook both clients up together but did run both separately without a problem. I had them playing music for several hours each. I have DSL (I am 70 afterall, at least its not dial-up) and the signal easily transferred to the MCX-A300 with no dropouts - with DSL. MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files via TwonkyMedia Server software which is bundled with the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander. In addition, individual MusicCAST2 Network Music Players can playback music from iPod and Bluetooth devices via optional accessories, as well as from USB thumb drives. The MusicCAST2 system consists of the Network Music Commander (MCX-RC100), a remote control with a full-color LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), and Network Music Players (MCX-A300 and MCX-P200) that can be placed anywhere throughout the home. Depending on the size of the living space and individual preferences, users can employ any number of Commanders and Music Players, up to 32 each, to enjoy their music experiences. MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander The driver of the MusicCAST2 system is the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, which controls the distribution of audio content to all zones in the house. The MCX-RC100 can be carried from room-to-room to operate all of the systems network players and connected components. It is easy and fun to browse and access all available entertainment options with the units full-color, 3.5 inch LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive GUI that displays zone and source icons, album art, song titles, and other information. Alarm and sleep functions allow users to start and end their days with their favorite music. The controller includes a charging cradle that keeps it handy and ready for use anytime. MCX-RC100 Advanced Control Capability Right out of the box, and without cutting holes and running wires, MusicCAST2 can smartly integrate multi-room music distribution into existing home theater systems. When Yamaha network receivers, such as the RX-Z7 or RX-V3900, are on the same network, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander becomes a multi-zone remote control for these receivers. Utilizing two-way communication, the Network Music Commander can power A/V receivers on, browse and navigate content, select sources and adjust volume levels from anywhere in the house. MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 Network Music Players The MCX-A300 Network Music Player only requires speakers to deliver sound to the zone in which it is placed. The player can receive music streamed from the Rhapsody online music service, Internet radio and NAS drives even when the computer is not powered on. The player is compatible with a wide array of audio formats, including MP3, WMA (except lossless and PRO), AAC (except Apple lossless and Apple FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV. The MCX-P200 Network Music Player is similar to the MCX-A300, only it is a pre-amp component with great setup flexibility. A line out terminal enables it to work in conjunction with any A/V receiver, HTiB or mini-system for amplification. The MCX-P200 can function as a universal IR remote with multiple IR outs that can control other AV components, such as a TV, set-top box or Blu-ray/DVD player, via IR flashers and the MCX-RC100 Commanders intuitive GUI display. The individual remotes sold with each of these receivers and systems can be put in a drawer. Yamahas dock port on back of the Network Music Players allows connection to iPods and Bluetooth devices via optional Yamaha accessories (YDS-11 iPod docks and YBA-10 Bluetooth receivers). The music players also feature subwoofer outs for additional bass response in a given zone. Top panel controls provide convenient access to basic functions, such as volume and muting.The styling of the new MusicCAST2 system is surely intriguing. The players have a sort of X look to them sort of like the markings on a black widow spider. The black color of the units certainly separate them from their main competition (the white Sonos) and the overall look is much more serious. The MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 share a price tag and many of the playing functions but different fairly significantly otherwise. The A300 has internal amplifiers and is designed to be a standalone unit connected to speakers. This is the unit for a bedroom, kitchen, or other room that is looking for music but little else. The P200 is a preamp so it lacks amplifiers completely. It does have analogue outputs for amps (both units have a subwoofer output for additional bass) and has the 3 IR outputs for controlling other devices. The IR functions are probably designed to turn on a receiver/amplifier for playback when you are out of the room (think of an set of external speakers powered by a receiver in the home theater) rather than as a universal remote. The MusicCAST2 system gives you access to up to 16 different computers for streaming content along with a connection for an iPod dock (not included) and a USB connection. What is missing is analogue inputs to accept music from a connected CD/DVD player - something we liked on the Sonos but not a fatal omission. This gives you access to music without having to burn it to your computer. There are all your standard functionalities here including Rhapsody, Internet radio, or tracks stored on your Mac, PC, USB sticks, and Bluetooth devices (with additional BlueTooth receiver). iTunes support is enabled via a bundled TwonkyMedia. File support includes MP3, WMA (no lossless or PRO), AAC (no Apple lossless or FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV audio files. Wed like to see at lest Apple lossless though were happy to see uncompressed WAV and lossless FLAC included. Yamaha has taken a bold step with the MusicCAST2 - Theyve completely redesigned their system from the ground up. You will in no way be able to confuse the previous incarnations of the MusicCAST with this current one. Sure, it looks and plays much like its competition, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything wrong. The aesthetics are different, the pricing is similar, and the functionality is expanded. We look forward to getting on of these systems in for test and direct comparison with their competition (since weve experienced nearly everyone else out there). Shipping will be $30.

YAMAHA DIGITAL AUDIO SERVER MCX-1000 DIGOTAL SERVEUR PLAYER DISC This is fully working The condition isn’t great the top has loads of scratches so please look at the photos

YAMAHA DIGITAL AUDIO SERVER MCX-1000 DIGOTAL SERVEUR PLAYER DISC This is fully working The condition isn’t great the top has loads of scratches so please look at the photos

YAMAHA ( MCX-A300 ) MusicCAST2 NETWORK MUSIC PLAYER - Wi-Fi. Included 2 MCX-A300 with included adapters Like new

Verkaufe einen voll funktionsfhigen Digital Audio Server von Yamaha MCX-1000. Hiermit knnen Sie ihre CDs digital archivieren. Ebenso knnen Sie Ihre Lieblingsmusik auf CD brennen. Dazu gibt es einen LCD Monitor von HannsG fr das OSD Men. Der CD-Player und der Verstrker auf dem 1. Bild sind nicht zu verkaufen bzw kein Teil der Auktion. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt wird Rcknahme und Garantie ausgeschlossen.

This auction is for a Yamaha MusicCast2 MCX-ZP2ABL Zone Pack Bundle Network Music System. The bundle included the MCX-RC100 remote and two MCX-A300 units. It is in like new condition. It has been tested and works.It has only been out of the box for me to test it. When I opened the MCX-RC100 a couple days ago, it showed no signs of use. I assume it once has a sheet of plastic over the top, but there were no finger prints. I have tried to not put fingerprints, etc. as I have tested it but it looked like new when I began testing. I will clean it as I box it back up. I did have to reset the MCX-RC100 controller. All components of this bundle are included. All manuals and connectors. Following the instructions is not too difficult. It took a while to figure everything out, but I am a 70 year old man and got it up and running with minimal problem. The easiest source would have been Internet radio, but you have to subscribe for very minimal price to access the Yamaha site for obtaining internet stations. I am playing it through a Cocktail Audio X12. I have it hooked up to a pair of Sony speakers - they were easiest to set up for testing - and it sounds very good. I have tested both clients and they both work fine. There are not cosmetic issues as this was likely never opened. I bought it as an overstock from an electronic warehouse. I did not hook both clients up together but did run both separately without a problem. I had them playing music for several hours each. I have DSL (I am 70 afterall, at least its not dial-up) and the signal easily transferred to the MCX-A300 with no dropouts - with DSL. MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files via TwonkyMedia Server software which is bundled with the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander. In addition, individual MusicCAST2 Network Music Players can playback music from iPod and Bluetooth devices via optional accessories, as well as from USB thumb drives. The MusicCAST2 system consists of the Network Music Commander (MCX-RC100), a remote control with a full-color LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), and Network Music Players (MCX-A300 and MCX-P200) that can be placed anywhere throughout the home. Depending on the size of the living space and individual preferences, users can employ any number of Commanders and Music Players, up to 32 each, to enjoy their music experiences. MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander The driver of the MusicCAST2 system is the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, which controls the distribution of audio content to all zones in the house. The MCX-RC100 can be carried from room-to-room to operate all of the systems network players and connected components. It is easy and fun to browse and access all available entertainment options with the units full-color, 3.5 inch LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive GUI that displays zone and source icons, album art, song titles, and other information. Alarm and sleep functions allow users to start and end their days with their favorite music. The controller includes a charging cradle that keeps it handy and ready for use anytime. MCX-RC100 Advanced Control Capability Right out of the box, and without cutting holes and running wires, MusicCAST2 can smartly integrate multi-room music distribution into existing home theater systems. When Yamaha network receivers, such as the RX-Z7 or RX-V3900, are on the same network, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander becomes a multi-zone remote control for these receivers. Utilizing two-way communication, the Network Music Commander can power A/V receivers on, browse and navigate content, select sources and adjust volume levels from anywhere in the house. MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 Network Music Players The MCX-A300 Network Music Player only requires speakers to deliver sound to the zone in which it is placed. The player can receive music streamed from the Rhapsody online music service, Internet radio and NAS drives even when the computer is not powered on. The player is compatible with a wide array of audio formats, including MP3, WMA (except lossless and PRO), AAC (except Apple lossless and Apple FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV. The MCX-P200 Network Music Player is similar to the MCX-A300, only it is a pre-amp component with great setup flexibility. A line out terminal enables it to work in conjunction with any A/V receiver, HTiB or mini-system for amplification. The MCX-P200 can function as a universal IR remote with multiple IR outs that can control other AV components, such as a TV, set-top box or Blu-ray/DVD player, via IR flashers and the MCX-RC100 Commanders intuitive GUI display. The individual remotes sold with each of these receivers and systems can be put in a drawer. Yamahas dock port on back of the Network Music Players allows connection to iPods and Bluetooth devices via optional Yamaha accessories (YDS-11 iPod docks and YBA-10 Bluetooth receivers). The music players also feature subwoofer outs for additional bass response in a given zone. Top panel controls provide convenient access to basic functions, such as volume and muting.The styling of the new MusicCAST2 system is surely intriguing. The players have a sort of X look to them sort of like the markings on a black widow spider. The black color of the units certainly separate them from their main competition (the white Sonos) and the overall look is much more serious. The MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 share a price tag and many of the playing functions but different fairly significantly otherwise. The A300 has internal amplifiers and is designed to be a standalone unit connected to speakers. This is the unit for a bedroom, kitchen, or other room that is looking for music but little else. The P200 is a preamp so it lacks amplifiers completely. It does have analogue outputs for amps (both units have a subwoofer output for additional bass) and has the 3 IR outputs for controlling other devices. The IR functions are probably designed to turn on a receiver/amplifier for playback when you are out of the room (think of an set of external speakers powered by a receiver in the home theater) rather than as a universal remote. The MusicCAST2 system gives you access to up to 16 different computers for streaming content along with a connection for an iPod dock (not included) and a USB connection. What is missing is analogue inputs to accept music from a connected CD/DVD player - something we liked on the Sonos but not a fatal omission. This gives you access to music without having to burn it to your computer. There are all your standard functionalities here including Rhapsody, Internet radio, or tracks stored on your Mac, PC, USB sticks, and Bluetooth devices (with additional BlueTooth receiver). iTunes support is enabled via a bundled TwonkyMedia. File support includes MP3, WMA (no lossless or PRO), AAC (no Apple lossless or FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV audio files. Wed like to see at lest Apple lossless though were happy to see uncompressed WAV and lossless FLAC included. Yamaha has taken a bold step with the MusicCAST2 - Theyve completely redesigned their system from the ground up. You will in no way be able to confuse the previous incarnations of the MusicCAST with this current one. Sure, it looks and plays much like its competition, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything wrong. The aesthetics are different, the pricing is similar, and the functionality is expanded. We look forward to getting on of these systems in for test and direct comparison with their competition (since weve experienced nearly everyone else out there). Shipping will be $30.

Title: YAMAHA ( MCX-A300 ) MusicCAST2 NETWORK MUSIC PLAYER - Wi-Fi Music player has not been tested but powers on.Please see photos. CONDITION:Used Item Attributes: Brand YamahaType Integrated AmplifierModel MCX-A300 MPN Does Not Apply Color Black Store: The GRID All items have been donated to help further our Mission in providing quality jobs for individuals with disabilities and other barriers. All items are USED unless stated otherwise within the listing itself. Visit us at ShopGoodwill.com for great deals on designer clothes, jewelry, collectibles and more!Customers satisfaction is our top priority. In the event you experience any problems with your order, please contact us prior to leaving a negative or neutral feedback and well be sure to resolve the issue. DisclaimersPayment Payment must be received within 4 calendar days of an items end date or your order may be cancelled without notice per eBays Unpaid Item Policy.Orders must be paid for through eBay prior to pickup. Payment will not be accepted at the pickup location for any reason. ShippingWe ship using FedEx for Domestic (U.S.) Orders. International Orders are processed through the eBay Global Shipping Program.Please allow up to 3 business days for your item to leave our facility after payment has cleared. Tracking Number(s) will be updated in eBay once items have shipped. We ONLY ship internationally through the eBay Global Shipping Program. We DO NOT accept third party shipping labels. We offer combined shipping on Auction Items upon request prior to payment. Combined shipping is not offered on Buy It Now items.We do not ship to APOs or P.O. Boxes. A full physical address is required for shipment. No exceptions will be made. Failure to comply may result in your order being cancelled if a valid address is not provided. Local Pick-UpPickups: Orders may be picked up from our retail storefront The Grid located at 5301 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28208. Please use eBay messaging or call the store at least 24 hours in advance to confirm an appointment. Failure to schedule pickups in advance may result in an extended wait to be assisted or service being denied at the pickup location depending on staffing availability and the size of your order.Pickups can be scheduled between Monday-Friday 10 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. If you need to schedule a pickup outside of these hours we are open to making arrangements to do so.Pickups must be arranged at least 24 hours prior to visiting the pickup location. You must personally pick up your items unless you specify ahead of time that a third party will be picking up your items on your behalf.All orders must be paid for in eBay prior to scheduling a pickup. We will not accept payment for eBay items through our retail storefront. Please enter the retail store and speak to an employee when you have arrived at the location for your item(s). Please be able to provide an employee with either your eBay Order Number(s) or your name as it appears in eBay for confirmation. Customer ServiceOur eBay Customer Service Operation runs Monday to Friday from 10:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. Eastern Standard Time (EST). Messages will be responded to in the order that they are received. If your message is sent outside of our service hours, on Weekends, or Holidays we will respond to you within 24 hours on the next Business Day of operation.

Verkaufe einen voll funktionsfhigen Digital Audio Server von Yamaha MCX-1000. Hiermit knnen Sie ihre CDs digital archivieren. Ebenso knnen Sie Ihre Lieblingsmusik auf CD brennen. Dazu gibt es einen LCD Monitor von HannsG fr das OSD Men. Der CD-Player und der Verstrker auf dem 1. Bild sind nicht zu verkaufen bzw kein Teil der Auktion. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt wird Rcknahme und Garantie ausgeschlossen.

This auction is for a Yamaha MusicCast2 MCX-ZP2ABL Zone Pack Bundle Network Music System. The bundle included the MCX-RC100 remote and two MCX-A300 units. It is in like new condition. It has been tested and works.It has only been out of the box for me to test it. When I opened the MCX-RC100 a couple days ago, it showed no signs of use. I assume it once has a sheet of plastic over the top, but there were no finger prints. I have tried to not put fingerprints, etc. as I have tested it but it looked like new when I began testing. I will clean it as I box it back up. I did have to reset the MCX-RC100 controller. All components of this bundle are included. All manuals and connectors. Following the instructions is not too difficult. It took a while to figure everything out, but I am a 70 year old man and got it up and running with minimal problem. The easiest source would have been Internet radio, but you have to subscribe for very minimal price to access the Yamaha site for obtaining internet stations. I am playing it through a Cocktail Audio X12. I have it hooked up to a pair of Sony speakers - they were easiest to set up for testing - and it sounds very good. I have tested both clients and they both work fine. There are not cosmetic issues as this was likely never opened. I bought it as an overstock from an electronic warehouse. I did not hook both clients up together but did run both separately without a problem. I had them playing music for several hours each. I have DSL (I am 70 afterall, at least its not dial-up) and the signal easily transferred to the MCX-A300 with no dropouts - with DSL. MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files via TwonkyMedia Server software which is bundled with the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander. In addition, individual MusicCAST2 Network Music Players can playback music from iPod and Bluetooth devices via optional accessories, as well as from USB thumb drives. The MusicCAST2 system consists of the Network Music Commander (MCX-RC100), a remote control with a full-color LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), and Network Music Players (MCX-A300 and MCX-P200) that can be placed anywhere throughout the home. Depending on the size of the living space and individual preferences, users can employ any number of Commanders and Music Players, up to 32 each, to enjoy their music experiences. MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander The driver of the MusicCAST2 system is the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, which controls the distribution of audio content to all zones in the house. The MCX-RC100 can be carried from room-to-room to operate all of the systems network players and connected components. It is easy and fun to browse and access all available entertainment options with the units full-color, 3.5 inch LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive GUI that displays zone and source icons, album art, song titles, and other information. Alarm and sleep functions allow users to start and end their days with their favorite music. The controller includes a charging cradle that keeps it handy and ready for use anytime. MCX-RC100 Advanced Control Capability Right out of the box, and without cutting holes and running wires, MusicCAST2 can smartly integrate multi-room music distribution into existing home theater systems. When Yamaha network receivers, such as the RX-Z7 or RX-V3900, are on the same network, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander becomes a multi-zone remote control for these receivers. Utilizing two-way communication, the Network Music Commander can power A/V receivers on, browse and navigate content, select sources and adjust volume levels from anywhere in the house. MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 Network Music Players The MCX-A300 Network Music Player only requires speakers to deliver sound to the zone in which it is placed. The player can receive music streamed from the Rhapsody online music service, Internet radio and NAS drives even when the computer is not powered on. The player is compatible with a wide array of audio formats, including MP3, WMA (except lossless and PRO), AAC (except Apple lossless and Apple FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV. The MCX-P200 Network Music Player is similar to the MCX-A300, only it is a pre-amp component with great setup flexibility. A line out terminal enables it to work in conjunction with any A/V receiver, HTiB or mini-system for amplification. The MCX-P200 can function as a universal IR remote with multiple IR outs that can control other AV components, such as a TV, set-top box or Blu-ray/DVD player, via IR flashers and the MCX-RC100 Commanders intuitive GUI display. The individual remotes sold with each of these receivers and systems can be put in a drawer. Yamahas dock port on back of the Network Music Players allows connection to iPods and Bluetooth devices via optional Yamaha accessories (YDS-11 iPod docks and YBA-10 Bluetooth receivers). The music players also feature subwoofer outs for additional bass response in a given zone. Top panel controls provide convenient access to basic functions, such as volume and muting.The styling of the new MusicCAST2 system is surely intriguing. The players have a sort of X look to them sort of like the markings on a black widow spider. The black color of the units certainly separate them from their main competition (the white Sonos) and the overall look is much more serious. The MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 share a price tag and many of the playing functions but different fairly significantly otherwise. The A300 has internal amplifiers and is designed to be a standalone unit connected to speakers. This is the unit for a bedroom, kitchen, or other room that is looking for music but little else. The P200 is a preamp so it lacks amplifiers completely. It does have analogue outputs for amps (both units have a subwoofer output for additional bass) and has the 3 IR outputs for controlling other devices. The IR functions are probably designed to turn on a receiver/amplifier for playback when you are out of the room (think of an set of external speakers powered by a receiver in the home theater) rather than as a universal remote. The MusicCAST2 system gives you access to up to 16 different computers for streaming content along with a connection for an iPod dock (not included) and a USB connection. What is missing is analogue inputs to accept music from a connected CD/DVD player - something we liked on the Sonos but not a fatal omission. This gives you access to music without having to burn it to your computer. There are all your standard functionalities here including Rhapsody, Internet radio, or tracks stored on your Mac, PC, USB sticks, and Bluetooth devices (with additional BlueTooth receiver). iTunes support is enabled via a bundled TwonkyMedia. File support includes MP3, WMA (no lossless or PRO), AAC (no Apple lossless or FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV audio files. Wed like to see at lest Apple lossless though were happy to see uncompressed WAV and lossless FLAC included. Yamaha has taken a bold step with the MusicCAST2 - Theyve completely redesigned their system from the ground up. You will in no way be able to confuse the previous incarnations of the MusicCAST with this current one. Sure, it looks and plays much like its competition, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything wrong. The aesthetics are different, the pricing is similar, and the functionality is expanded. We look forward to getting on of these systems in for test and direct comparison with their competition (since weve experienced nearly everyone else out there). Shipping will be $30.

Verkaufe einen voll funktionsfhigen Digital Audio Server von Yamaha MCX-1000. Hiermit knnen Sie ihre CDs digital archivieren. Ebenso knnen Sie Ihre Lieblingsmusik auf CD brennen. Dazu gibt es einen LCD Monitor von HannsG fr das OSD Men. Der CD-Player und der Verstrker auf dem 1. Bild sind nicht zu verkaufen bzw kein Teil der Auktion. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt wird Rcknahme und Garantie ausgeschlossen.

This auction is for a Yamaha MusicCast2 MCX-ZP2ABL Zone Pack Bundle Network Music System. The bundle included the MCX-RC100 remote and two MCX-A300 units. It is in like new condition. It has been tested and works.It has only been out of the box for me to test it. When I opened the MCX-RC100 a couple days ago, it showed no signs of use. I assume it once has a sheet of plastic over the top, but there were no finger prints. I have tried to not put fingerprints, etc. as I have tested it but it looked like new when I began testing. I will clean it as I box it back up. I did have to reset the MCX-RC100 controller. All components of this bundle are included. All manuals and connectors. Following the instructions is not too difficult. It took a while to figure everything out, but I am a 70 year old man and got it up and running with minimal problem. The easiest source would have been Internet radio, but you have to subscribe for very minimal price to access the Yamaha site for obtaining internet stations. I am playing it through a Cocktail Audio X12. I have it hooked up to a pair of Sony speakers - they were easiest to set up for testing - and it sounds very good. I have tested both clients and they both work fine. There are not cosmetic issues as this was likely never opened. I bought it as an overstock from an electronic warehouse. I did not hook both clients up together but did run both separately without a problem. I had them playing music for several hours each. I have DSL (I am 70 afterall, at least its not dial-up) and the signal easily transferred to the MCX-A300 with no dropouts - with DSL. MusicCAST2 supports iTunes AAC files via TwonkyMedia Server software which is bundled with the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander. In addition, individual MusicCAST2 Network Music Players can playback music from iPod and Bluetooth devices via optional accessories, as well as from USB thumb drives. The MusicCAST2 system consists of the Network Music Commander (MCX-RC100), a remote control with a full-color LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive graphic user interface (GUI), and Network Music Players (MCX-A300 and MCX-P200) that can be placed anywhere throughout the home. Depending on the size of the living space and individual preferences, users can employ any number of Commanders and Music Players, up to 32 each, to enjoy their music experiences. MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander The driver of the MusicCAST2 system is the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander, which controls the distribution of audio content to all zones in the house. The MCX-RC100 can be carried from room-to-room to operate all of the systems network players and connected components. It is easy and fun to browse and access all available entertainment options with the units full-color, 3.5 inch LCD screen, touch pad and intuitive GUI that displays zone and source icons, album art, song titles, and other information. Alarm and sleep functions allow users to start and end their days with their favorite music. The controller includes a charging cradle that keeps it handy and ready for use anytime. MCX-RC100 Advanced Control Capability Right out of the box, and without cutting holes and running wires, MusicCAST2 can smartly integrate multi-room music distribution into existing home theater systems. When Yamaha network receivers, such as the RX-Z7 or RX-V3900, are on the same network, the MCX-RC100 Network Music Commander becomes a multi-zone remote control for these receivers. Utilizing two-way communication, the Network Music Commander can power A/V receivers on, browse and navigate content, select sources and adjust volume levels from anywhere in the house. MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 Network Music Players The MCX-A300 Network Music Player only requires speakers to deliver sound to the zone in which it is placed. The player can receive music streamed from the Rhapsody online music service, Internet radio and NAS drives even when the computer is not powered on. The player is compatible with a wide array of audio formats, including MP3, WMA (except lossless and PRO), AAC (except Apple lossless and Apple FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV. The MCX-P200 Network Music Player is similar to the MCX-A300, only it is a pre-amp component with great setup flexibility. A line out terminal enables it to work in conjunction with any A/V receiver, HTiB or mini-system for amplification. The MCX-P200 can function as a universal IR remote with multiple IR outs that can control other AV components, such as a TV, set-top box or Blu-ray/DVD player, via IR flashers and the MCX-RC100 Commanders intuitive GUI display. The individual remotes sold with each of these receivers and systems can be put in a drawer. Yamahas dock port on back of the Network Music Players allows connection to iPods and Bluetooth devices via optional Yamaha accessories (YDS-11 iPod docks and YBA-10 Bluetooth receivers). The music players also feature subwoofer outs for additional bass response in a given zone. Top panel controls provide convenient access to basic functions, such as volume and muting.The styling of the new MusicCAST2 system is surely intriguing. The players have a sort of X look to them sort of like the markings on a black widow spider. The black color of the units certainly separate them from their main competition (the white Sonos) and the overall look is much more serious. The MCX-A300 and MCX-P200 share a price tag and many of the playing functions but different fairly significantly otherwise. The A300 has internal amplifiers and is designed to be a standalone unit connected to speakers. This is the unit for a bedroom, kitchen, or other room that is looking for music but little else. The P200 is a preamp so it lacks amplifiers completely. It does have analogue outputs for amps (both units have a subwoofer output for additional bass) and has the 3 IR outputs for controlling other devices. The IR functions are probably designed to turn on a receiver/amplifier for playback when you are out of the room (think of an set of external speakers powered by a receiver in the home theater) rather than as a universal remote. The MusicCAST2 system gives you access to up to 16 different computers for streaming content along with a connection for an iPod dock (not included) and a USB connection. What is missing is analogue inputs to accept music from a connected CD/DVD player - something we liked on the Sonos but not a fatal omission. This gives you access to music without having to burn it to your computer. There are all your standard functionalities here including Rhapsody, Internet radio, or tracks stored on your Mac, PC, USB sticks, and Bluetooth devices (with additional BlueTooth receiver). iTunes support is enabled via a bundled TwonkyMedia. File support includes MP3, WMA (no lossless or PRO), AAC (no Apple lossless or FairPlay DRM), FLAC and WAV audio files. Wed like to see at lest Apple lossless though were happy to see uncompressed WAV and lossless FLAC included. Yamaha has taken a bold step with the MusicCAST2 - Theyve completely redesigned their system from the ground up. You will in no way be able to confuse the previous incarnations of the MusicCAST with this current one. Sure, it looks and plays much like its competition, but it doesnt seem to be doing anything wrong. The aesthetics are different, the pricing is similar, and the functionality is expanded. We look forward to getting on of these systems in for test and direct comparison with their competition (since weve experienced nearly everyone else out there). Shipping will be $30.

Verkaufe einen voll funktionsfhigen Digital Audio Server von Yamaha MCX-1000. Hiermit knnen Sie ihre CDs digital archivieren. Ebenso knnen Sie Ihre Lieblingsmusik auf CD brennen. Dazu gibt es einen LCD Monitor von HannsG fr das OSD Men. Der CD-Player und der Verstrker auf dem 1. Bild sind nicht zu verkaufen bzw kein Teil der Auktion. Da es sich um einen Privatverkauf handelt wird Rcknahme und Garantie ausgeschlossen.