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CTA DIGITAL iPod Fold-Up Amplified Aluminum Speakers ( White )

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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 1230





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: CTA Digital
EAN: 0656777009410
Label: CTA Digital
Product Manufacturer: CTA Digital
Model: IP-PSW Portable Speaker System
Publisher: CTA Digital
Ranking: 1230
Studio: CTA Digital
Warranty: 1 year warranty


Piece facts:
  • Easy, lightweight solution to listen to iPod, MP3 player, DVD player and laptop.
  • Includes removable holder to securely hold your iPod
  • Can be used with any portable audio device with a mini-jack output, including laptops.
  • Foldable design makes it the perfect item to take with you when travelingSpecifications -
  • Power Supply - 4 AAA Batteries (DC 6.0 Volts) or AC Adaptor (6V 800mA) - not included



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This stylish portable speaker system is ideal for use at home, in the office, or anywhere you go. lt is designed to work with your iPod, MP3 player, laptop or DVD player, or any other audio device with a mini-jack output so you can share your portable music anywhere, anytime and enjoy high quality stereo sound. This compact and lightweight Speaker system is the perfect item to take with you when traveling because its foldable feature makes it easy to pack away until you need it. The speakers will provide full stereo sound and runs on its own four AAA batteries so you don't have to worry about draining power from your iPod, MP3 player or laptop. lncludes a Volume control


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * Nice design but took a little effort to get it to work ...
I was excited to receive the product and was looking for something affordable compared to what is out there.

I like the speakers, except for when I received them, it seemed like there was some sort of corrosion on the adapter that plugs into the headphone jack of the iPod. When I plugged it in, the sound was scratchy, like the connection was bad.

I scratched off the corrosion with a metal tool, and then they worked.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Great for travel
Folds up into a nice cube, perfect for travel. Allows all to hear the music or watch movies on the IPod.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Nice for the price ...
This is a nice product for the price. It is very portable and works easy. The sound quality is good unless you play it loud. So it won't work for parties or picnics, but if you and a friend are the only ones in the room it works great. It works with anything you can plug headphones into. Requires batteries.

It does not charge your ipod and does not come with an adapter. There is a spot available if you already have an adapter.

There is an on-off button. There is a volume control. You may also need to adjust your ipod volume control. It's pretty easy. I don't know how some of the other reviewers couldn't figure it out, maybe they never inserted batteries (dah!).


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - What I asked for.
This is what I expected and what I asked for. I was looking for a small travel size speaker to use with my IPOD for traveling, camping, playing on a boat - where more than one person would enjoy the music background. If you're looking for something to sound digitally perfect - this isn't it. But it worked wonderfully for my purpose.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Fun Sized ...
I really like this product. It is compact and fold-able for easy transport (I can throw it in my purse or suitcase for trips). I use this everywhere in my home (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, garage, etc.).

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