Induction Dynamics have unveiled two new speaker models in their “Super Loudspeaker” range, the ID1.15 and the S1.8. ID1.15 – shown here in black – stands 62.5-inches high and features a 1.125-inch high-power soft dome tweeter, a 3-inch soft dome midrange, an 8-inch woofer with Kevlar cone, and dual 15-inch subwoofers with laminated cones.
A typical soundbar eliminates wires connection to 2nd stereo speaker, slender design with space-saving feature but the iLuv iSP200 has more to offer; the speaker bar has a built in 3 ports USB hub that can be daisy chained your auxiliary devices like the keyboard or mouse.
This miniature cube speaker doesn’t sing like your Bose audio loudspeakers; but it can operate without battery, eliminates bulky wires and small enough to fit in the palm of you hand, a perfect audio speaker devices on the go.
Made by a Japanese company, Bird Electronics, the cube speaker measures in at 45mm at each side. It has a built-in iPod slot, makes compatible with most iPod models, and a 35mm mini audio plug to use with multimedia audio devices with headphone output, or your cell phone. A simple plug and play compact speaker without the need of extra wire.
Phase technology unwrapped its Premier Collection speaker series with a pair of PC 9.5 flagship floor-standing and PC Surround II loudspeakers. The premier series employs an In-house and patented 3 layer composite RPF Solid Piston woofer, soft dome tweeter and a proprietary Absolute Phase crossover for minimizing distortion and providing balance throughout the room.
The awesomely geeky iPod Lego-brick speaker block that we first saw all the way back in 2007 has made it over to the US and UK, and is finally on sale. Known as the iPod Brick, the stereo speakers click into the dock connector and the middle two bottom pegs work as volume buttons.
This Zvox Z-base speakers reminds me of one those of low-profile monitor stand with built in power extension, it makes good use of space with power outlets onto a thin profile monitor stand. The innovative Zvox is designed that way; the Z-base 550 packs the entire audio system – speakers, amplifier, virtual surround technology and powered subwoofer into a low profile single cabinet, engineered to accommodate the heft of virtually any flat-panel display.
Parrot have teamed up with designer Philippe Starck to create a new set of wireless speakers. Called Zikmu, the speakers incorporate an iPod/iPhone dock together with WiFi and Bluetooth; the latter is used both to stream audio from mobile devices such as cellphones using A2DP, and to connect the two speaker columns themselves together.
Jamo have announced their latest wall-mounted speaker, the A 804, which the company claims is designed to be used at any corner of a surround sound setup. Wall-mounted, the a pair of A 804’s can be used as a front stereo pair, flipped to act as a center channel speaker, or two placed at the rear. Each has a bassreflex ported cabinet just 3.9-inches deep.
It’s good to see a nice bit of press-photo staging, and I think the glasses are a neat touch with this iDesign SongView iPod speakerdock. In case you can’t tell, the SongView’s claim to fame is the huge scrolling display along the base, meaning that no matter where your varifocals you’ll be able to tell exactly which Enya track is playing.
I had the pleasure for an in-depth review of the highly acclaimed Scandyna MicroPod speakers. It is truly a high quality desktop-sized speaker set with stylish design fits for any modern home. While not my favorite color scheme for an audio component, the company has rolled out a chic version of Scandyna SE Micropod with a matching pink-color Ipod dock for the likes of fashionista.
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