Cocktail Audio X10

With so many people turning to iPods or MP3 those –like me – who have large CD collections need a way to condense the output and this offering allows an easy way to transpose to WAV, MP3, Flac or Ogg Vorbis with little effort from you.

Review The Cocktail Audio X10 is a compact hi-fi component with a network connection for internet radio, audio streaming from shared devices and file transfer. It's fitted with a 500GB or 1TB hard disk, which serves as your music library, either for...

An all-in-one 500GB music streamer and CD player. The X10 is all about digitising, accessing and even adding...

The Cocktail Audio X10 is a fantastic way to store all you music and audio files in one place and have easy remote control access to them at the touch of a button.

alaTest has collected and analysed 37 user reviews of the Cocktail Audio X10 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Home Theatre Systems on Amazon.co.uk.

First impressions, very good looking and well made unit which is workable as soon as you plug it in. The fun comes later when you want to perform more sophisticated procedures on it. The instructions are ok, but to a non-techie person they obviously...

I've been able to download hundreds of cds and to some extent organise them. As far as I can see only the more expensive Brennon lets you do this. So wonderful concept. But this is overpiced. The controls lie back in the old DOS computer system - very...

Obtained from Amazon - product arrived in very good time. Early days yet as I have only had the X10 for three days and have not had the chance to really carry out much experimental time with it. Initially I had some problems in getting a signal to my...

I bought these to go with my cocktail audio and they are great

I was very unsure what to expect of the audio quality of the X10 as as someone with over GBP 2,500 of audio equipment this is important to me. I ripped all the CD's in a loss less format and this took surprisingly little time (less than five minutes...