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![Medion P66024 (MD 44100) in the test © COMPUTER BILD]( "Medion P66024 (MD 44100) in the test © COMPUTER BILD")
VYears ago, devices like the Medion P66024 were given the beautiful designation table radio. At 44 centimeters wide, 15 centimeters high and 25 centimeters deep, the Medion is quite a bummer, thick wooden walls and a good 5 kilograms of weight speak for a solid construction. The metal front with the finely perforated speaker openings is also impressive, the flush buttons and the volume control are also made of metal. In the middle there is a large color display that nicely spreads the musical treasures. The CD drawer purrs out immediately above.
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Medion P66024 in the test: The all-in-one audio system can do more than one expects behind the pretty facade.
Medion P66024 in the test: Covers all music sources
Pressing the second button from the left reveals the variety of other music sources: The Medion P66024 receives radio via FM, DAB + and Internet – everyone should find something to their liking. Amazon Prime or Amazon Music subscribers can stream their favorite music with the Medion, and it also plays Spotify playlists. All you need is a free account with Spotify. Music can also be played from USB storage media; in the test, it worked with MP3 as well as with AAC and WMA and with FLAC. There are also two stereo inputs (cinch and jack) on the back, so that the TV sound can also run through the Medion. A headphone output rounds off the variety of connections, and there is also a network connection in case the home WLAN does not extend to the radio.
