Playback systems enhance the iPod listening experience.
Playback systems enhance your iPod listening experience by allowing you to listen to your favorite music through high-quality speakers. Not all systems are equal, however, and here are some particular iPod playback systems that customers on electronics sites have praised highly and given four- or five-star ratings to for sound quality and portability. The prices listed are current as of October 2010.
Bose SoundDock 10
This iPod music system features a subwoofer enhanced with Bose Waveguide technology, which offers rich, deep bass. It is compatible with all iPhone and most iPod models. The Bose SoundDock 10 includes an optional Bluetooth dock to use with your stereo Bluetooth music phone. There is also an auxiliary input to use with any MP3 player or other music device. This system costs $599.
Sony RDP-XF100iP
The Sony iPod system features an FM tuner with 20 station presets and sensor touch controls. The system is compatible with most iPods and has an auxiliary input jack so you can play music from any MP3 player. The system's multiple sound settings include flat, vocal, rock, pop and jazz. This sleekly designed iPod system costs about $249.99.
Altec Lansing inMotion iM310
The compact Altec Lansing system features an alarm clock; auxiliary input jack for external audio; and big, deep bass speakers for incredibly deep sound. At 2 lbs., this system is lightweight. It can continuously play audio for up to 48 hours on three AAA batteries. The Altec Lansing in Motion iM310 costs $37.
Panasonic SC-EN37 Micro System
This ultra slim iPod system includes an AM/FM radio, an alarm clock and a CD player. There are bamboo cone speakers for clear and crisp sound. This system costs $194.99.
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