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iLive's Extra-Wide iPod Surround Speakerbar

The iLive Flat Panel Docking System is a virtual surround sound bar that uses magnetically shielded 2 full mid/high range drivers and twin internal woofers. You can pretty much hook up whatever you want—DVD players, TVs, computers via USB, other audio players—but considering it has a specially built motorized tray that fits an iPod, we're guessing that's what iLive had in mind. The unit also has a headphone jack. Weird.
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8:01 PM on Thu Jul 12 2007
By kevinhall2
3,910 views, 10 comments

Latest by n/a: Hey, does anyone know if this thing works with the new Ipod Touch units? The info on this typically says it's for: "iPod/mini/nano/shuffle/video/photo players". Does that mean it will NOT work with the Touch? Or would it be fine with the more »

battlemodo

iPod Dock Bracket, iLive Studio vs. iHome iH52

In our next iPod Bracket Battle, two companies with "i" in their name are trying to make it in a world where "we" are all a little sick of the lower case lettering. More »

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12:30 PM on Wed Jun 20 2007
By Mark Wilson
5,015 views, 6 comments

ilive home docking system

iLive Home Docking System Combines iPod, CD Player and the Year 2003

ILive's Home Docking System is another attempt to integrate the iPod into a home entertainment system. It combines a CD player, and its many varieties like CD-R, with an iPod dock as well as an AM/FM radio. Wow, that's never been done before! There's also AV outputs for connecting your iPod with video to a TV or other external monitor. More »

9:40 AM on Wed Oct 4 2006
By Gizloco
3,894 views, 6 comments

portable media

iLive iPod Boombox: Cheap, Loaded

This is one hell of a boombox for a decent price. Fire and foremost it has an oh-so-glamorous iPod dock. Also it has a CD player, FM/AM tuner, LCD display and remote control. This boombox also comes ready for wherever you want to take it. It can be powered via AC, batteries or 12V car DC. All of this for only $80 over at the 'Zon. Not too bad given that the small, nicer iPod speaker docks run well over $100. – Travis Hudson More »

11:59 AM on Wed Aug 2 2006
By Travis Hudson
20,086 views, 11 comments

Latest by n/a: Errmmhh, I HATE this product. Paid $90 for it at BestBuy and it never worked satisfactorily, and by that I mean, volume was always too loud or too faint; hissing was incesant, static on radio was annoying, and the CD more »