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Kicker iKICK iK501
$250.00
Released April, 2010
The Pros:Surprisingly decent bass quality--lows sound clear and fairly resonant. Adjustable bass and treble levels--something not too often seen from iPod docks. Remarkable volume levels for an iPod dock--can be used comfortably in larger rooms and loud environments.
The Cons:Limited portability--no battery options whatsoever. Features a fairly bulky power brick, especially for an iPod dock. Ugly visual aesthetic--plasticky, angular and cheap looking.
The Kicker iKICK iK501 is a docking station that is compatible with the iPhone, iPhone 3G, and 4th generation or newer iPods. It comes equipped with a variety of features including a thin infrared remote, a rotary knob, and a minijack input.
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The iKICK iK501 comes equipped with a thin infrared remote helps to navigate through the iK501 system menu, as well as through the iPhone or iPod menus and sub-menus. The iK501 also comes with a rotary knob which manually serves as power and selection push button, and controller for bass, treble, and auxillary-input options. This model also features a minijack input that allows for a hookup to stereo sound and alternate media sources, like CD players, MP3 players, computers or satellite radios.
Features
- docking station
- compatible with iPhone, iPhone 3G, and 4th generation or newer iPods
- thin infrared rremote
- rotary knob
- minijack input
- 5 inch woofers and silk dome tweeters
- composite video output
- carry handle
- 22V power supply
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Pros & Cons
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Surprisingly decent bass quality--lows sound clear and fairly resonant.
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Adjustable bass and treble levels--something not too often seen from iPod docks.
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Remarkable volume levels for an iPod dock--can be used comfortably in larger rooms and loud environments.
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Clear, well-defined overall audio quality--mids, highs and lows all sound balanced.
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Remote control is handy, fully featured and easy to use.
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Very fair price point for the sound quality and features.
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Limited portability--no battery options whatsoever.
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Features a fairly bulky power brick, especially for an iPod dock.
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Ugly visual aesthetic--plasticky, angular and cheap looking.
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