Teac is a manufacturer of audio equipment and consumer electronics.

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The Teac CR-H 250 is a compact CD receiver that was produced between 2003 and 2005 in Japan. It features a champagne-colored finish and comes with a remote control. The original price of the unit was approximately 399 Euros. Designed for versatility, the CR-H 250 includes a CD player and a built-in tuner, supporting FM, AM, and DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting) radio frequencies. It also offers an AUX input for connecting external audio sources like VCR decks or TVs. The unit is capable of providing a power output of 25 W per channel at 6 ohms with a low total harmonic distortion of 0.5% at 1 kHz. The CR-H 250 is designed with user-friendly controls, including options for muting, tone adjustments for bass and treble, and the ability to program playback from CDs. Efforts have also been made in the design for adequate ventilation to prevent overheating during use.

CR-H 250

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