Typical price: £129
What is it: iPod-compatible speaker system
What we think: Great system for the price but audiophiles will find its flaws noticeable
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 20 November 2007
Tags: Logic3, Logic3 JiveBox, human, setup, Chili Peppers
We like:
General sound quality; build; price; design; good bass; loud
We don't like:
Mid-range can be a bit muddy; bass radiator easily damaged
You might also need:
An iPod
CNET UK judgement:
For the price, Logic3's JiveBox is a very attractive speaker option. It sounds great even at high volumes and bass performance is impressive. It's by no means one for the audiophiles due to the lack of separation between channels, but for 95 per cent of potential buyers, it's a corker
Full review:
The Logic3 JiveBox is a curious system. It's square, for one thing and it manages to incorporate a 2.1 speaker setup. It's also aimed at iPod users, thanks to the integrated dock, but a line-in socket allows it to work with any audio device you see fit. The Jivebox is currently available for £129. Continue Reading...
Logic3 JiveBox History
12 Nov 2007 in Crave
Logic3 Jivebox: Hands-on with our first cube
If you want to look at something rubbish, go and read a gossip magazine. If you'd rather look at a big fat cuboid-shaped speaker system for your iPod, come and take a peek at Logic3's new Jivebox
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