Let’s start by admitting I’m not a audi? Edge, and I bought? this to replace a set of wireless speakers? fi faded whose sound crappy? inside and outside, depending on whether he was using the stove or not, as? my audio demands are not as high. But I love these speakers! They are small? You, clean and discreet. The sound is very strong (yay!) And the quality is well maintained. They do not light, or dance, or flash, or make no est? Ask or ugly. < Br / br > < / > The? Unique problem, I think, is the whole thing is controlled? nicamente by remote control. You can not turn the unit or not? L and can not change the volume with the iPod. And the remote is roughly on the size or half a card cr? Dito (ie almost m? S small? Or I take some vitamins) as being? A very f? Easy to lose or swallow, you know. I’m thinking of a string or an artifact of velcro to make sure I do not lose it. < Br / > < br / > But at dem? S, I’m all for? L !
Rating? No: 5 / 5

These speakers offer a very nice sound for a system so small? O. The range of bass and treble is good. The remote also? N is? Useful in changing the songs and adjust volume < br / > < br / > Tambi? N serves as a ‘station load.
Rating? No: 5 / 5

This system gives decent sound for its size? Or, but no est? well adapted for the iPhone. < br / > < br / > Once the iphone est? sitting at the station No coupling recess makes it too difficult? easy press the “home” to switch between applications in the iPhone. I bought it? primarily for use as a source of transmissible? No music room NPR stations and Pandora, so this was quite dif? easy to use. I suspect the same problem may be other similar systems with a built-in ‘station docking. < Br / > < br / > I returned this system and replace? with a simple set of speakers. < br / >
Rate a? No: 3 / 5