Cons: Narrower sweet spot than with widely placed stereo speakers. No artist or song info on display. Labels on some remote-control buttons are hard to see. No digital inputs.
Geneva Lab GenevaSound mod. L & XL - active speaker with CD player, FM tuner and iPod docking station
TNT-Audio
16 January 2009
Excerpt: Foreword Exactly two years ago I reviewed an active sats + subwoofer system, with Class D internal amplification, namely the Aux Out by Kuller/Outline.
Pros: Easy to set up and use, Complete stereo system—iPod, CD, and FM—in a single unit, Outstanding fit and finish: exceptional sound quality for a one-piece system, Attract...
Cons: Little low bass extension, Remote performance could be better, Stand is a $99 option, Stereo imaging good enough to use for TV and DVDs, but size/design makes such use...
Excerpt: When an iPod speaker system arrives in two big boxes weighing 13 and 19 kilograms respectively, you just know it’s going to be something different to the little plastic
Excerpt: £850 (plus an 'optional' £150 for a stand that should probably be considered 'essential') seems a fair bit for what, at first sight, looks to be an oppressively sized
Pros: Thoroughly enjoyable, pacy sound from iPod, CD or FM, sturdy build, glossy finish
Cons: Brutal looks, you will need to buy the stand
Summary: This is the big brother to the recently reviewed Geneva M (18/07/08), there is an even larger unit (to big for my place) the XL full details on their site.