I haven't heard any of the others, but a roommate has the Logitech Pure-Fi Anywheres, and they sound worse than my laptop speakers (which are crap as it is).
as an MP3 speaker! MP3 is a compression algorithm. These would appear to be active speakers (i.e. with built-in amplifiers) which have docks for separate MP3 players.
What I need for talking newspaper playback use is an active speaker with a USB socket and which can play MP3 files from USB flash memory.
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Ten of the Best... MP3 speakers
jonathan keith
Props to the sub #
Posted Friday 19th September 2008 13:06 GMT
For the Zevon reference.
It'sa Mea... Mario
I just can't get it out of my head... #
Posted Friday 19th September 2008 13:40 GMT
that Harman Kardon is a spoonerism..
Charles Tsang
PreIpod speakers... #
Posted Friday 19th September 2008 14:45 GMT
I use a generic 2.1 system from the Saitek A200.
Looks cool and is the first product I''ve bought with a cleaning cloth due to it's black gloss surfaces!
Richard Clark
mp3 speakers? #
Posted Friday 19th September 2008 14:45 GMT
what are mp3 speakers exactly?
mpeg-1 layer 3 encoded cones of paper?
Chris
Nimzy Vibro Max? #
Posted Friday 19th September 2008 15:34 GMT
I'm sure her indoors has got one of those hidden in her knicker drawer.
Nev
Seem to have missed the two best portable speakers... #
Posted Friday 19th September 2008 16:27 GMT
Saitek A200 for long trips where you are sure you have power and a bit more luggage space. (It really needs mains power.)
Sony SRS-T70 for short trips with only hand luggage. (Also allows un-amplified audio when you run out of power.)
Sam
MP3? #
Posted Friday 19th September 2008 18:57 GMT
Shit quality anyway, why bother spending money on something that isn't there?
V
what! #
Posted Saturday 20th September 2008 12:40 GMT
I haven't heard any of the others, but a roommate has the Logitech Pure-Fi Anywheres, and they sound worse than my laptop speakers (which are crap as it is).
Richard Porter
There's no such thing ... #
Posted Saturday 20th September 2008 20:50 GMT
as an MP3 speaker! MP3 is a compression algorithm. These would appear to be active speakers (i.e. with built-in amplifiers) which have docks for separate MP3 players.
What I need for talking newspaper playback use is an active speaker with a USB socket and which can play MP3 files from USB flash memory.