Typical price: £539
What is it: Desktop speakers with iPod dock and subwoofer
What we think: The complete package is a fantastically able setup, if a little pricey
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 2 August 2007
Tags: Scandyna, Scandyna Podspeakers and dock, accessories, subwoofer, speakers
We like:
Appealing designs; excellent build quality; powerful subwoofer; conveniently sized desktop speakers
We don't like:
Costly; Micropod SE speakers not outstanding on their own; no auxiliary input on iPod dock
You might also need:
An iPod; detached house or deaf neighbours
CNET UK judgement:
The complete setup in our review -- consisting of Micropod SE speakers, Minibass sub and the dock -- is a very high performing system, although expensive at around £500. The stand-out product in the Minibass subwoofer, which could always be used as an add-on for existing equipment. You'll get a fantastic sound from your iPod through this kit, but alternatives should definitely be considered if you're on a budget
Full review:
Today, we're going to take a look at three weird and wonderful products at once: an iPod dock, known simply as 'the dock'; the Micropod SEs, a pair of mini speakers; and the Minibass, a stylish subwoofer for use with the aforementioned units. Together, these three make up an estimable audio system for your iPod, worth just over £500. All three can be bought separately though, should just one of them appeal. Continue Reading...
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