the status of the device - lighting green when the volume is adjusted or a track skipped and flashing green for 10 seconds when the iPod is paused.
The iPod itself sits in a docking port on the top of the device - adapters are provided so that you can use any iPod model with the HiFi. It sits, in the centre, at a slightly reclined angle and this it my only real concern about the whole thing. There's not much holding the iPod in place other than the docking connector, so while the whole thing is of a size that you COULD walk down the high street with it on your shoulder, the iPod is held precariously enough that I would strongly advise against it. That said, in the last 2 months I've not had any problems fitting, removing the iPod. Also on the top are two touch-sensitive buttons, labelled "-" and "+" which, unsurprisingly, control the volume ...
LegendaryMrDude 19.11.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Apple Ipod Hi-FI
Advantages: Very Informative, WILL help you make the right purchase Disadvantages: Lots of adverts, price?
I needed to get a new LCD TV and Home Cinema System. With no knowledge, I bought an issue of What Hi-Fi Sound and Vision. This magazine contains articles and mini tests on everything, you guessed it "sound and vision".
All the information and technical advice required to make my decisions easier was in the magazine. They review equipment for the average person right through to the "money no object" type (i'm the afore mentioned I hasten to add!).
After 2 hours of reading (easy to understand) I was able to make a short list and road test at the local electrical stores my choices. The magazine suggested that you shop around (how many people dont) for deals.....I did and thanks to the magazine, I saved £250 on my 2 purchases.
It is fair to say that a vast part of the magazine is a listing of "previous tests and review scores ...
EasyExercise.co.uk 03.01.2008
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of What Hi Fi
Advantages: Great looks, clear sound, good price Disadvantages: Not very loud, short speaker cables
I have just been out and purchased a small hifi for my lounge. In days gone by, we had monsterous stacking hifi systems but, as with all technology, things have shrunk and vastly improved in quality.
The same goes for Aiwa HiFi equipment.
Once upon a time, Aiwa was frowned on in the High Street. Known for its cheaper styles and even cheaper sound, it was one to steer clear of. However, this little beauty does a great job at a great price and looks out of this world.
If you pop along to Ikea and look at most of the furniture, light wood is definitely in at the moment. Wheather it be light oaks or maples, it the surface that most cabinets come in.
In fact, most of the little stereo systems in their demo rooms look very similar to the Aiwa XR-EM200 micro hifi.
This was one of the main selling points for me. The look ...
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