Loa nghe nhạc cho ipod, iphone hãng GRIFFIN

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Amplifi

2.1 Tabletop Sound System
Unbelievably room-filling sound from your desktop.

Amplifi is a high-tech contemporary styled 2.1 channel sound system. Designed with a compact tabletop footprint, sturdy wood construction and acoustically tuned enclosure, this system is sure to rock your tunes in any room.

An all-wood, acoustically tuned enclosure with bass reflex port and special ResonanceDrive construction gives Amplifi warm, rich tones and amazing frequency response. Amplifi's two front-firing 2-3/4" neodymium drivers and 5" down-firing woofer create a clean, powerful sound, unheard-of in its price range.

Amplifi features the iconic knob made famous by the Griffin PowerMate. Amplifi's knob is a straightforward volume control, illuminated with a soft, clear blue light when the system is powered up.

Amplifi will happily accept audio input from almost any source through its built-in 3.5mm (1/8") input jack. But Amplifi is especially iPod-friendly, with a convenient docking slot in its top, and 6 iPod adapters/spacers so any iPod model from from the mini to the 5G iPod with Video will fit securely.

To complete this great desktop system, Amplifi comes with a slim, 6-function IR remote control.

Compatible with all iPod models and non-pod players.

Features
iPod-ready with docking slot and 6 iPod adapters
Compact acoustically-tuned wooden enclosure
Slim 6-function IR remote
Charges iPod during use
Technical Specifications
Two 2.75 neodymium high/midrange speakers
5" woofer and bass reflex port
3.5mm stereo input jack supports all players
Includes AC Power Cable (100-240V AC)

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Cons: Though build quality is high, with rubberized sides and a reinforced casing, overall sound quality, look and feel aren’t as slick as in the best portable systems we’ve seen. Audio is more treble-heavy than some listeners will prefer, not as dynamic as in top competitors.

New speaker makers—even when they’re established vendors of other types of accessories—now instantly raise our suspicions. It’s far too easy these days for a Western company to slap its name on a system already on sale in Taiwan or China, raise the price by $50-100, and market it as its own. And there are other things that happen often with inexperienced speaker sellers, too: features don’t work, sound quality isn’t up to snuff with designs by bigger players, or the sound signature changes in the middle of the product’s life cycle.

While we were actively enthusiastic about Amplifi’s sound quality for the price—typically our most serious consideration in assigning a final rating to a speaker system—it was the frills-to-dollar ratio that appealed to us in Journi. When you open Griffin’s $130 box, you find inside a speaker system similar to a classic Altec Lansing inMotion unit, only wrapped in a high-quality imitation leather shell. Mostly black with silver dots on its front and back, the shell attaches magnetically to the rear of Journi’s black and silver body, covering a panel that houses the unit’s included six-button Infrared remote control and an odd little dial. A magnet holds the remote in—a smart touch—while the dial can be used to resize a pad inside Journi’s front central iPod dock.