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What’s the Best Speaker System for an iPod?


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Believe it or not, this mStation 2.1 Stereo Tower was made for an iPod. Yes, it’s big. But man oh man does it ever work! The base is a-pumpin’ when the music is a-thumpin’. Er… something like that. There’s also a USB port so you can charge and/or Sync your iPod from it if you want. It won’t work with the iPhone, it wasn’t made for that. You can connect other devices to it, as well. I hooked up the Korg Kaossilator to it.

The gray and black aluminum mStation 2.1 Stereo Tower is almost all metal, with thick plastic mounting brackets for the two speakers. The separately packed tower speakers connect to the system with an embedded RCA-style connector that fits into a female socket. You secure them by twisting them into place using three guide screws. With a small twist, the speakers are steadily in place. The modern floor-standing design may not appeal to some, but I appreciate the minimalist approach to its chassis. The instruction manual makes putting the system together relatively easy.

A power cable hooks to the bottom of the left leg where a master power switch sits. The unit has a soft on and off switch on the top of the center pylon. The soft switch sits beside the usual controls for volume, play, pause, and track skipping. A USB sync cable and an eighth-inch connector cable are also included. The 42-inch Stereo Tower comes with six dock adaptors for different size iPods.

This system will cost you a bit over $200 on Amazon, which is a bit of a savings from the regular Website price. The quality is amazing, definitely. You won’t be disappointed.

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I’m admittedly not much of a music snob, but my Bose iPod dock is my favorite thing in my office.

Hands down, the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin.

http://www.bowers-wilkins.com/display.aspx?infid=2466

At $599, it ain’t cheap, but it truly is the best by far.

My next door neighbor has the Bose docking station. I look right at it and cannot believe that such incredible sound comes from such a small package!

or not, this mStation 2.1 Stereo Tower was made for an iPod. Yes, it’s big. But man oh man does it ever work! The base is a-pumpin’ when the music is a-thumpin’. Er… something like that. There’s also a USB port so you can … Apple news byChrisPosted in Apple news |

I have an iPod, but the only speaker system that i can plug my iPod into is my 30watt Home desktop speaker system and it seems to work real well with it. Of course i have not tried this system yet and maybe in the future i will, but at this time i don’t have any money at the moment but some day i will. Anyways that system looks great Chris and should be good for the money you pay for it, but for now i will stick to what i have. by the way, can i buy this product in stores or is it only online? Thanks to anyone who responds back.

Thanks for the video Chris and see ya in the next vids to come

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