Product comparison · 2 home audio systems

Philips Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22 vs Philips Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22

Key differences

Product colour
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:Silver
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:Black, Silver
Cassette deck technology
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:Mechanical
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:Full Logical
RMS rated power
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:20 W
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:40 W
Depth
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:264 mm
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:280 mm
Height
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:223 mm
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:231 mm
Main speaker depth
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:21.5 cm
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:21.6 cm
Main speaker height
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:22 cm
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:23.1 cm
Main speaker width
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22:15.5 cm
- Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22:14 cm

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Comparison of MC-110/22, MC-222/22
61 specifications	A Philips Micro Hi-Fi System MC-110/22 Model MC-110/22 View product	B Philips Micro Hi-Fi System MC-222/22 Model MC-222/22 View product
Design2 differ
Product colourDiffers	Silver	Black, Silver
Cassette deck technologyDiffers	Mechanical	Full Logical
Multimedia1 differ
RMS rated powerDiffers	20 W	40 W
Speaker typeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	2-way
Built-in speaker(s)Known for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Yes
Weight & dimensions5 differ
DepthDiffers	264 mm	280 mm
HeightDiffers	223 mm	231 mm
Main speaker depthDiffers	21.5 cm	21.6 cm
Main speaker heightDiffers	22 cm	23.1 cm
Main speaker widthDiffers	15.5 cm	14 cm
Other features1 differ
Main speakerKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	2-way, Bass Reflex Speaker System, 4" woofer, Piezo tweeter, Speaker grilles detachable
Tape recording enhancementDiffers	CD Synchro-Start Recording, Automatic Recording Leve	CD SyncaCD Synchro-Start Recording, Timer for recording from tuner, Automatic Recording Levehro-Start RecordingTimer for recording from tunerAutomatic Recording Level

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