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19 Reviews
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Sleek design. Powerful output. Simple, touch-sensitive, flat front panel. Apple iPod video/photo-out for TVs.
Terrible power adapter (unplugs easily). No iPod navigation from remote or base control. Radio preset navigation could be simpler.
If audio quality is your main concern, Logitechs AudioStation lives up to the companys reputation for great sound. Some minor design flaws and the exclusion of iPod navigation from the remote, however, make this product less appealing....
Greatlooking unit, Charges iPod while playing, plus provides video out, Digital AM/FM, nice big backlit display
Expensive, Menu layout may seem cumbersome
A great addition to the coffee table if you can get past the price tag. Once the menu layout has been committed to memory, use is fairly straight forward, albeit a tad cumbersome; I found myself reaching for the manual on more than one occasion. Sou...
Abstract: There are myriads of iPod accessories that can extend the capabilities of the popular music player that shook the industry. Logitech has joined the ranks with their new AudioStation™ Speaker System designed to support all current iPod models (see be...
Black color, Big LCD screen, Lightup touchsensitive controls, Compact, Great sound quality, AM/FM tuner, Clock, Included remote
No alarm clock, Cannot navigate the iPod with the remote
This is one of the best iPod speakers systems I have seen. The large LCD screen and light-up touch-sensitive controls really set it apart from other iPod speaker systems out there. Also the clock and sleep timer are nice additions, but I would have re...
Abstract: Most iPod-specific speaker systems on the market are just that: speaker systems. While many are excellently suited for breaking your iPod free from its earphones, few do anything beyond that, curtailing their ability to be a true stereo system replacem...
Abstract: When a product like an iPod comes on the market and succeeds in getting such a large consumer base, peripheral companies tend to listen. Even companies that weren’t peripheral companies originally start making compatible products. You can now go to...
Abstract: Logitech’s US$299 AudioStation is a fine-sounding iPod speaker system, though I don’t consider it a “high-performance” unit, as it’s described. Of course, I don’t consider the Apple iPod Hi-Fi (also $299) a high-end sys...
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Published: 2006-10-06, Author: David , review by: cnet.com
Logitechs AudioStation iPod home speaker system is sleekly designed and has a built-in iPod dock that charges your iPod. It includes an AM/FM tuner, a clock, a line input, and both composite and S-Video outputs for displaying iPod videos and photos on...
The AudioStation is expensive, the S-Video slot is recessed, making it difficult to plug in many S-Video cables, and theres no alarm to go with the clock.
If you have $300 to blow on an iPod speaker system, the Logitech AudioStation is a strong contender for your money.
A best-of-class all-in-one docking speaker system for the iPod, featuring a recessed Universal iPod Dock with matching adapters, good Infrared remote control, AM/FM radio tuning, and auxiliary input and output ports. Integrated LCD screen provides a cl...
equently, after years of testing pretty good alternatives, AudioStation has emerged as the first all-in-one desktop iPod speaker to merit our flat A-level high recommendation. Design and Pack-Ins Painful as it may be to fans of high design, the modern,...
At the time Bose’s SoundDock came out, we were somewhat put off by its simple styling and high price relative to its audio performance. Though it has taken some time to appear, AudioStation delivers so much more in all regards that even the most...
