The Tivoli stuff is really nice. We use the Tivoli iPal as a portable
system, sometimes fed by an iPod, often just using the radio. We take
it outside while doing yardwork or hanging in the yard. The little
2.5 mono speaker is amazing, and the built-in rechargable battery can
go for many
Pale Blue Ego;196615 Wrote:
The Tivoli stuff is really nice. We use the Tivoli iPal as a portable
system, sometimes fed by an iPod, often just using the radio. We take
it outside while doing yardwork or hanging in the yard. The little
2.5 mono speaker is amazing, and the built-in
Since the value of the SB3 for me was getting rid a computer in the
bedroom, I simply connected the SB3 to the AUX of our Bose WaveRadio -
may be an answer for you and within budget.
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Note the Cambridge Soundworks system is $49.99.
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Thanks for all the great recommendations. So many great options...I
have some research to do!
In another thread someone mentioned the Swan M200's... only $199/pair
at Newegg. Those Audioengine 5's also look tasty...
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The Audioengines can be found here: http://www.audioengineusa.com/.
They have great build quality for $350 powered speakers. They come in
white or black and even have a power outlet on the back, so you can
plug your SB right into the speaker. Unlike the Aego's, they don't
require a sub.
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any of these will work.
just plug into the headphone jack.
http://www.cambridgesoundworks.com/store/category.cgi?category=mul_spk_csw
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vain4;196389 Wrote:
any of these will work.
just plug into the headphone jack.
http://www.cambridgesoundworks.com/store/category.cgi?category=mul_spk_csw
I can vouch for this. I've been using 'this model'
aubuti wrote:
For those kind of settings one appealing way to go is to forget the amp
and go with active speakers. Two models that routinely get high praise
around here are Aego and Audioengine. I forget the specific model
numbers, but search the forums for those names and you'll find the
To add an additional option I just picked up a Tivoli Audio Model
Three AM/FM clock radio along with the additional speaker and sub for
$400. It's a great sounding and has an alarm clock in each speaker.
http://www.tivoliaudio.com/product.php?productid=145cat=262page=1
On Apr 20, 2007, at
For a great stealth bedroom system, try the Aego-M. The sats are
tiny, made of a metal alloy, and can be placed almost anywhere. The
sub can be placed under the bed or behind the headboard. The set
sounds excellent and the price, at $200 shipped, is reasonable.
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Pale Blue Ego;196472 Wrote:
For a great stealth bedroom system, try the Aego-M. The sats are
tiny, made of a metal alloy, and can be placed almost anywhere. The
sub can be placed under the bed or behind the headboard. The set
sounds excellent and the price, at $200 shipped, is reasonable.
Some good advice on this thread already that I'm echoing
I have Cambridge SoundWorks in my office hooked up to my
computer--insanely nice quality for the price.
I have a Tivoli Model 1 in my bedroom hooked up to an SB1. You'd never
think that mono could sound so good...
cheers,
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I'm looking to expand my squeeze network with a 2nd SB in the bedroom.
I'm sure this is something that has been covered before many times, so
maybe just a pointer to a FAQ somewhere would be helpful (I poked
around but couldn't find anything.)
All I'm looking for is a recommendation for a
For those kind of settings one appealing way to go is to forget the amp
and go with active speakers. Two models that routinely get high praise
around here are Aego and Audioengine. I forget the specific model
numbers, but search the forums for those names and you'll find the
details. Both are
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