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iRhythms 20 Watt Digital Docking Speaker System for iPod (Pearl White) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Cyber Acoustics
Category: CE
List Price: $197.84
Buy New: $109.95
You Save: $87.89 (44%)
New (15) from $109.95
Rating:  1 reviews
Color: White
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 6
Dimensions (in): 12.9 x 8.1 x 7.1
MPN: A-302
Model: A-302
UPC: 646422001203
EAN: 0646422001203
ASIN: B000BM6YU2
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Specifically designed for use with the iPod | | • | Universal docking well fits all iPods (except Shuffle) | | • | System charges iPods while docked | | • | Acoustically balanced chamber for a deep clean bass response | | • | Two way stereo |
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Product Description
Take your iPod and an iRhythms Speaker System and you've got the perfect self-contained iPod speaker system with power to fill a room with quality sound yet still small enough to be portable. This attractive, compact speaker has 20 watts power and 2-way drivers for hifi audio, yet it's so small it travels with you virtually anywhere. Cyber Acoustics' iRhythms digital docking speaker system is designed to deliver rich sound through a specially engineered acoustically balanced chamber for extended bass reesponse. Cyber Acoustics packs this with 20 watts power. Dual tuned ports MaxxBass circuitry Magnetically shielded Auxillary input jack for portable CD players, MP3 players, and other portable audio sources (and iPod shuffle) Remote control iPod 30 pin connector dock 20 watts total power output Drivers - Tweeters - 0.75 high frequency satellite radiators; Subwoofers - 4 poly carbon, high excursion woofer Frequency response 32 Hz - 20,000 Hz Unit Dimensions - Dim - 11.75(l) x 6.75(w) 6.50(h)
Amazon.com Product Description
Enjoy your favorite iPod tunes everywhere you roam with the iRhythms 28-watt portable docking speaker system. Equipped with a universal dock that's compatible with any iPod with a dock connector (excepting the iPod shuffle), the A-302 combines crisp, rich sound with a compact size, making it ideal for on-the-go use. The clean audio performance stems from the 4-inch poly-carbon high-excursion woofer (in an enclosed pearl white acrylic cabinet) and the pair of 0.75-inch high-frequency tweeters, which produce a blended audio performance perfect for rock, pop, jazz, and just about anything else. The MaxxBass circuitry and acoustically balanced chamber, meanwhile, create a deeper, cleaner bass response than those of most portable speaker systems. And thanks to the A-302's magnetically shielded drivers, you can locate the speaker system near a TV without interfering with the picture. Other details include an auxiliary input jack for connecting personal CD players, MP3 players, and other devices and a remote control that handles all the standard functions, including adjusting the volume, skipping or repeating tracks, fast-forwarding and rewinding, or pausing. The A-302, which charges your iPod while you listen, measures 11.75 by 6.5 by 6.75 inches (W x H x D) and carries a one-year warranty. What's in the Box
A-302 speaker system, AC power supply, remote control, user's manual.
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| Customer Reviews:
Clearance Bargain - and has some oomph! September 13, 2006
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
These were on sale for $109 at our local area all-in-one shopping center... Bought one of these, and also found a JBL On Stage II for a substantial discount. The JBL looks like a much higher end item, the iRhythm system looks very "plastic", but does match nicely with black ipods.
The Sound: The iRhythms system has a LOT more low end (you can actually FEEL the bass), but is lacking on the top end. You can change your EQ on the ipod to boost the treble, or use an acoustic setting and get a pretty good sound.
Whereas the JBL sounds very clear and crisp, but no matter what settings you use on your ipod, you will never get bass like the iRhythm system.
Music Style: It all depends on the type of music you are wanting to listen to. But if you can find one of these for less than $120 and you like to listen to pop, rock, or things where you want to actually feel the bass thump, you can hardly beat this for a smaller system. If you like acoustic, classic, very crisp stuff, the JBL is hard to beat.
Rating: If it were the full price, I would rate it as a 3.5 stars... for comparable 109 dollar systems, it gets 4.5 stars...
Durability: I have no idea how it will hold up over time as we've only had it for about a week so far.
Go listen to one in a store, bring your own ipod, adjust the EQ to boost the upper end a bit and see if you don't agree that it sounds pretty darn good for the money (if the money is less than $120). If it's full price, then the Altec IM7 should get the nod, especially at amazon's great price of $149.
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