plympton;560723 Wrote:
Not sure how they sound, but Griffin makes some interesting stuff.
Li-Ion speakers - might trade some sound quality for and huge increase
in convenience.
Hi all,
thanks for all the answers. I've decided on one of the suggestions -
the Altec Lansing Orbit.
I'm reasonably satisfied. Its very portable - slightly bigger than what
will fit in a normal-sized pocket. It runs on three AAA-batteries.
Soundwise, its much better than the iPhone's builtin
bhaagensen;560369 Wrote:
I was slightly disappointed by the sound of the Boom
Not me. I just hoped it would match or surpass my Tivoli Model Three,
which it did surpass. But I think I understand what you mean
nonetheless. The sound is good but not perfect (whatever that is) and
nowhere near
Not sure how they sound, but Griffin makes some interesting stuff.
Li-Ion speakers - might trade some sound quality for and huge increase
in convenience.
A lower price is certainly possible. Better sound quality may also be
possible, but personally I haven't seen (heard) anything better in the
Radio's price/size class.
Remember the Radio has a bi-amped speaker, and a DSP which is probably
quite optimally programmed to fit the acoustics of the
Soulkeeper;560357 Wrote:
Better sound quality may also be possible, but personally I haven't seen
(heard) anything better in the Radio's price/size class.
Slightly discouraging - but please do come with specific (brand/models)
suggestions if something crosses someones mind.
TiredLegs;560212 Wrote:
There a lots of options for portable iPhone/iPod speaker systems.
Thanks for the 'google'-words. While I've seen many
iPhone/iPod-speakers, I simply wasn't aware that so many of them where
also battery powered. In fact so many, that the problem is finding some
which
The 'Altec Lansing iMT237 Orbit'
(http://www.alteclansing.com/imt237-orbit-ultra-portable-music-speaker%20for-phones.html)
seems to be getting good reviews at the moment, like this one in 'The
Register'
(http://www.reghardware.com/2010/06/28/ten_essential_travel_speakers/page5.html).
And it's
simbo;560476 Wrote:
The 'Altec Lansing iMT237 Orbit'
(http://www.alteclansing.com/imt237-orbit-ultra-portable-music-speaker%20for-phones.html)
seems to be getting good reviews at the moment, like this one in 'The
Register'
There a lots of options for portable iPhone/iPod speaker systems. What's
your price range? And how does your plan involve Squeezeboxes?
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TiredLegs;560212 Wrote:
There a lots of options for portable iPhone/iPod speaker systems. What's
your price range? And how does your plan involve Squeezeboxes?
Cheap as can be done while: maintaining a sound-q much better than the
iPhone and preferably also better than that of an average
Buy a Squeezebox Radio and a battery if you can get your hands on it.
The Radio can be used as an active speaker. There's even a cable
bundled, so you can connect your iPhone to it.
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Soulkeeper
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Soulkeeper;560237 Wrote:
Buy a Squeezebox Radio and a battery if you can get your hands on it.
The Radio can be used as an active speaker. There's even a cable
bundled, so you can connect your iPhone to it.
I had considered that - but thought/hoped that it would be possible to
trade the
Hi all,
looking for cheap speakers as in subj. They also need to be fairly
small/light, as I plan to use them as portable speakers for an iPhone -
i.e. they must be equipped with a suitable analouge input-option.
Any hints appreciated as I don't know of any alternatives.
TIA,
Bjørn
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