Here’s the Quattro 4 CD changer, it comes with a universal iPod dock and dual vertical 4-speaker columns which is about 4 feet tall. Modern linear CD player features four CD drives plus 40-track programming; it can be displays vertically on its stand, horizontally on a shelf or mounted to a wall. Additional, you can also connect other audio sources via 3.5mm stereo in plug and of course a remote control which is included in almost all speaker system for basic operation. Optional, you can add on a sub woofer to it for additional 60 bucks. This Quattro 4 CD changer will retails for $500.


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The new iBeam speaker and docking system for iPod, it uses the SRS WOW technology to enhance the audio quality of the system. It comes with a Universal Dock which charges and plays any iPod model. There’s also a digital AM/FM tuner with 12 station presets, and a backlit LCD screen. The auxiliary input cable is provided for you to connect and play other music player. iBeam can be plugged into a standard outlet with included AC adapter and it measures 5″ x 18″ x 4″. For added dimension, you can connect the optional Woofi Subwoofer (SI802, $49.95) for a better bass sound. This iBeam speaker system is available for $169.95 with one-year warranty.

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Griffin technology planning to releases their first speaker systems for iPods, the Voyager and the AmpliFi. The AmpliFi is the one shown on picture above, it is a 2.1 channel non-portable system made from wood. It comes with couple 2.75” speakers and a 5” woofer and port for bass system. You can charge your iPod with the universal iPod charger on the AmpliFi. While the Voyager on the other hand is a portable sized system with a multipurpose hard rubber covering that can also be used as a stand when attached to the base of the system. It features an auxiliary input, a dock connector and an adjustable iPod dock. Both of this speaker system will be available on the first quarter of 2007, the Voyager will priced $130 while the Amplifi priced $150.


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The sleek SpekTone Retro speaker system, compatible with 4G, 5G, nano and the mini iPods. It comes in black, white or green in color for your selection. A 28 watt output delivers an excellent sound from the two 3” drivers and a 4” subwoofer. Can be connect via 1/8”suxillary jack. You can pick up one of this SpekTone Retro from Amazon for $85.

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The iSymphony’s M2 DVD Micro Music System with Built-in Universal Dock system for iPod, it comes with has a Progressive scan DVD player. It also features a 14 in one media card reader, 50 watts of output power, clock radio functions, MP3 and WMA playback, an AM/FM radio, and comes with a remote control. Compatible with iPod shuffle and can also play music from your USB drive.

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I’m sure this will free-up some spaces at your desk, Sony is offers their VGP-USP1, it is a USB speaker for PC, delivers an output of 2×2W, range of 100Hz to 15kHz. This USB powered VGP-USP1 measures only 270×120x30mm and weighs 520g.

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Running out of USB ports, get this Cubite speakers. This speaker system provides four USB 1.1 hubs. It also comes with a 3.55 stereo jack and delivers an impressive output of 3 watt. It measures 10 x 10 x 10 and weighs 516g. You can pick up one at Gadgeter for £24.95.

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Cute design, the Stereo Squealer Pig Speakers are pretty much ordinary as they can connect to virtually any iPod, digital audio player, or notebook. Twist the tail to adjust volume and it is powered by quartet of AAA batteries, the Pig Speakers are capable of oinking 1.6 watts each. Get this Stereo Squealer Pig Speakers as a gift for gals, I’ll bet they’ll like it. Purchase at Crazy About Gadgets for approximately $29.

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