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Soundcast SpeakerCast
$429.00
Released August, 2007
The Pros:Sounds clean and well balanced. Easy to move around the house as needed. Remote control is pretty simple and has a nice response.
The Cons:Doesn't fill a room with sound very well. Bass support is a bit weak.
Soundcast's SpeakerCast is a multimedia speaker system with two 3" drivers housed in a small portable box case. Along with portability, one of its main features is that it streams music from various sources using its (included) wireless transmitter.
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The transmitter can connect directly to an iPod, but it can also receive input from an auxiliary I/O port. The transmitter works within a 150-foot range, even through doors, walls or ceilings. The speaker itself has a remote control, with track skipping and volume buttons that eliminate the need to use the media device. The same controls are also right on the speaker box itself. Also, the transmitters automatically search out unused frequencies to avoid potential interference with other devices. The speakers are powered by a built-in 50W amp.
Features
- Twin 3" drivers
- Wireless transmitting from various media sources
- Transmitter connects directly to iPod, also has aux I/O
- 50W digital amp
- Portable
- Transmitters avoid wireless interference automatically
- Includes remote control
- Skip, pause and volume controls integrated into speakers and on remote
- 150-foot transmitter range
- Transmits through walls
- Available in white or charcoal
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Pros & Cons
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sounds clean and well balanced
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easy to move around the house as needed
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remote control is pretty simple and has a nice response
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transmits through walls without a problem, will work all over the house
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1
sleek and simple design works with almost any room's decor
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doesn't fill a room with sound very well
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bass support is a bit weak
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