iPod Hi-Fi, is a specialised speaker system of iPod digital music player and it is designed, produced and marketed by one of the reputed companies called ‘Apple Inc’. This amazing speaker system has been introduced very recently in the UK market. The appearance of the device is similar to a traditional centre speaker. It has come with white exterior colour and within that a black speaker grill is equipped.
The unique quality of this iPod Hi-Fi speaker is 3 driver speaker systems. It is embedded with 2 wide range speakers and they are 88 millimetres in size. In addition to that one dual chamber sub woofer is equipped which is 130 millimetres in size. It has been designed in a unique manner to function with the support of internal power supply for which it uses a maximum of 6 batteries. It has a maximum power of 300 watts and at peak performance it is up to 600 watts.
iPod Hi-Fi is always accompanied by a remote control to execute frequent functions like adjusting the level of volume, playing tracks, pausing, navigations, repeating etc. This speaker system is featured with a dock and it has come equipped with adapters. You can get a 30 pin iPod dock connector with distinct models. You may use an auxiliary audio input port instead of iPod dock connector and it can be fixed at the back side of the product.
As iPod Hi-Fi is featured with S/PDIF digital connection, you can use any digital audio device like computers or televisions with the help of digital audio source. The frequency response rate of this unique product is accurately measured as 53 Hz to 16 kHz ± 3 dB. The unit can produce sound output up to 116 dB while it functions with AC current whereas 108 dB while it functions with DC current. Mostly all the iPod Hi-Fi speaker systems have been designed with the dimensions as 167.6 x 431.8 x 175.3 millimetres. It may weigh around 6.6 kilo grams excluding batteries.
The iPod Hi-Fi can offer realistic sound effects and high level bass setting than any other MP3 and iPod player speaker systems. When the frequencies increase than 17 kilohertz, the device may loss its clarity as well as depth.
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