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The branding stump includes a first-quarter extension of the company's main Web site, a Facebook fan page already online, and a return of the group's long-running tagline, "The Speaker Specialists."
The new non-transferable lifetime warranty policy applies to parts and labor on all in-palisade, in-ceiling and built-in subwoofers purchased by consumers through installers or over the counter. The policy goes in effect on the first day of the Expo. The enterprise's current policy covers parts and labor for five years.
In products, the company will display select in-collapse models of its new barely visible speakers, with the in-ceiling versions planned for a January International CES debut. The as-yet-unnamed series will repay the current LCi and TSi series of mid- to high-end custom speakers, said product manager Al Baron.
The new series features slim bezels of only about an eighth of an inch, and the keynoter grilles protrude from the wall or ceiling only by 7mm. "They pretty much go away," Baron said of the speaker's visibility.
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Interrogate: Can you recommend speakers to go with an iPod? I am looking for a compact, transportable set and possibly something a bit bigger for my home.
Answer: An conspicuously good buy in a compact design is the Polk Audio miDock Portfolio. It charges your iPod, includes a remote control and sounds unequivocally good for its small size. It can be used with most iPods via adapter plates and works on AC power (adapter included) or 4 AA batteries. The miDock Portfolio lists for $119.99, but can be found for as diminutive as $68.95 if you shop around.
If you are looking for one of the best possible home solutions for your iPod or have your eye on one of those great-sounding, valuable premium table radios like the Bose Wave Radio, today is your lucky day! I regularly make emails asking, "What is that radio I have seen you recommend in the column, the one that sounds better than the Bose but costs less?"
The present in question is the critically acclaimed SoundWorks Radio from Cambridge SoundWorks. Typically the AM-FM radio/CD player/alert clock version sold for $349 and was a wonderful deal at that, given its great sound and robust construction. The integrated powered subwoofer delivers penny-pinching, strong bass and the radio produces rich and satisfying sound quality with everything from rock to classical.
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