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Ipod nano speakers
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Hi everyone,
Don't know if this is in the right place. I want to buy some small speakers for my ipod nano, that run from the mains (don't want to use up loads of batteries), so I can listen when working in the kitchen. I've had a look at Amazon but quite unsure. I also don't want to spend more than about £25-30 on them.
Please can anyone help or give recommendations of what to get or avoid? Grateful for any help.
Fiona
Don't know if this is in the right place. I want to buy some small speakers for my ipod nano, that run from the mains (don't want to use up loads of batteries), so I can listen when working in the kitchen. I've had a look at Amazon but quite unsure. I also don't want to spend more than about £25-30 on them.
Please can anyone help or give recommendations of what to get or avoid? Grateful for any help.
Fiona
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I'd recommend the JBL Onstage II, have them myself and am always surprised how good they are.
Bought mine from Tesco.
That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
Whilst you can find some great bargains, generally with speakers and headphones you get what you pay for. Obviously this is a double-edged sword...I have enough money to last me the rest of my life, unless I buy something.
Jackie Mason (1934 - ) :rolleyes:0 -
Best set of MP3 player speakers (I don't have an iPod) I ever bought are a set of Creative TravelSound 200's. Yes, they're battery powered, but I have a set of rechargeables in them, and they last for weeks on end. Plus the sound quality is out of this world. Obviously they're nothing compared to a hi-fi system. But they can deliver!!! You can get a 2nd hand pair for very little nowadays.0
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Hi!
Hmmm, well, if you have a radio in the kitchen already, you could try the Gear4 Airzone transmitter - it plugs into the iPod and makes it broadcast as a radio channel. That looks to be available for £18 from Play.com, and means you have some car options as well.
If you're looking for a solid speaker system, then you're at the low end of the spectrum, cost-wise. Gear4's BlackBox is a pretty cool portable speaker, for £36 via Amazon marketplace.
The Logitech X-240 comes in at £28 from LambdaTek, and looks to be a solid piece of kit, if a bit of a crossover with a PC speaker system.
Check out Trusted Reviews for Gear4 reviews, and Amazon for the X-240.
Good luck
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BenWe were both young, when I first saw you.0 -
I got a Philips SBA290 device from the PC World sale a few weeks ago - about £20 down from £35ish I think. Excellent bit of kit, works on batteries or supplied power lead, fits any mp3 player with a headphone socket, quite a few boost options, clever little storage method and pouch. They seemed to have a few and when I walked past the other day the sale was still on.0
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