In October 2001, Apple launched iPod, a brand of movable Media player. The iPod is maybe one of the best known and loved gadgets of this decade. Currently, the line up consists of hard drive based flagship iPod classic, iPod touch, iPod nano and the low end screen less iPod shuffle. Ipod can also serve as an external data storage device. We can say that iPod has changed the way citizen think about music on the move.
In procedure of time, iPod speakers came into existence. Fellowships like Logitech, Zeppelin, Ferguson, Altec Lansing, Chestnut Hill, etc., build various kinds of iPod speakers. Let's look at the features of the iPod speakers of the above mentioned companies.
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The B&W Zeppelin is oblong in shape and houses two woofers, two tweeters and a subwoofer behind its soft cloth non movable grille. The speaker has a loud sound with well defined bass. The egg shaped remote has a silver rear panel with a rubber plug that hides the non rechargeable battery. The controls are microscopic to track forward and backward buttons, play/pause, volume up and down, power, and a toggle button that pauses the iPod and switches to the aux input and vice versa.
Ferguson Hill Fh007 and Fh008 sound indubitably good and look very beautiful too. In this speaker the tweeters and the woofers for each channel are housed in detach acrylic enclosures, instead of within one wood speaker block like we find in most of the customary speakers. They work perfectly with a personal computer or an Apple iPod. Because of its irregular shape, this speaker system will need a microscopic more shelf space than most other speakers. The woofers, housed in clear spheres with the front side cut away, have an eight inch diameter. Since the speakers are so light in weight, a heavy bass rumble produced by the sub woofer could potentially vibrate them adequate to cause movement.
The distinctive 8.5 inch wide screen in Altec Lansing iMv712 is its major selling point. The screen, which sits in the middle of the speakers, is designed for viewing iPod content or videos from external devices like camcorders. The system comes with a membrane button remote that includes all the principal functions. There is also composite video cable added with usual array of plastic dock adapters for each and every iPod model.
Apple iPod Hi Fi is a three way aggregate speaker and can be controlled by two touch sensitive buttons for adjusting the volume. Aside from the power jack, the only port is an auxiliary audio input, which accommodates whether 3.5 mm analog cables or visual digital cables. If the personal computer or external Usb sound card has an visual output then this digital input is exquisite for getting sound.
The iPod Hi Fi comes with the approved Apple wireless infrared remote. The set up of the speaker is as easy as plugging it in or inserting batteries. Placing the speaker in the audio lab about 10 inches from the rear wall and equidistant from the sidewalls keeps the sound as level as possible.
The George, an audio system by Chestnut Hill, is meant for fourth generation Apple iPods. It has super cable and puts up unbelievably good sound. The speakers are neither upward angled nor detachable. The left and the right speakers are roughly 6 inches apart.
discrete Brands of Ipod Speakers