iHome iP4GZ FM 30-Pin iPod/iPhone Speaker Dock Boombox (Gunmetal) Details
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The iP4 is a re-imagining of the classic stereo boombox with intriguing updates for your iPhone and iPod. The iP4 features SRS TruBass digital signal processing technology and 5 band EQ coupled with an amp pumping 4" woofers and seperate 1" tweeters for sound that has to be heard to be appreciated. Includes FM radio and auxillary line-in jack. Works with iHome Radio app for access to thousands of internet radio stations. Operates on included AC adaptor or 6 D batteries (optional).
- Pivoting connector charges and plays iPhone and docking iPod models
- Powerful amp pushing two 4" woofers and two 1" tweeters for huge sound, with SRS TruBass and 5 band EQ
- Digital tuning FM radio; also works with iHome Radio app for access to thousands of internet radio stations
- Operates on included 100V - 240V universal voltage AC adaptor or 6 D batteries (not included)
- Magnetized remote control and aux line-in jack
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iHome iP4GZ FM 30-Pin iPod/iPhone Speaker Dock Boombox (Gunmetal) Reviews
| 57 of 58 people found the following review helpful  Amazing!, By This review is from: iHome iP4GZ FM 30-Pin iPod/iPhone Speaker Dock Boombox (Gunmetal) (Electronics) I actually ordered this from the iHome website, but regardless I decided to write a review since there aren't many on this, seeing as it's fairly new and I know some are wondering about the quality and if it is indeed worth purchasing or not.First off let me say that I love the look of the product, the retro boombox style looks great. The rubberized coating makes the surface smooth and gives it a nice matte tone. It's lightweight, and you have the option of using an AC adapter or batteries (6 D I believe, so you can carry it around- it is a boombox, after all). It comes with a remote (battery included), an arm strap for carrying, AC adapter, FM antenna, the unit itself and instructions/warranty information. The iHome itself has a handlebar on it in case you don't want to use the strap. The unit itself has a volume knob, tuning knob for FM radio, on/off button, mode button, play/pause button, SRS audio enhancement button, and 5 graphic equalizer buttons. On the... Read more 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful Soooo hot, This review is from: iHome iP4GZ FM 30-Pin iPod/iPhone Speaker Dock Boombox (Gunmetal) (Electronics) I never EVER buy anything impulsively but man when I first ran into that pink boombox at the store, I had to touch it, and once I felt its unusual rubbery texture, I had to ask for an audition.I docked my iphone in, turned it on and the EQ LEDs started dancing. WOWWWWW! I was not expecting such a good sound from such a hot looking little thing, well, especially for under 200 bucks!!! Let's be honest here, don't expect "audiophile sound" by any mean but as an iphone dock? It really sounds awesome! Add a little remote , an AC adapter and the option to use batteries... Yeap, I simply love it . The only setback is I'm now afraid my girlfriend will steal it from me (she's been drooling over it the entire evening) 15 of 17 people found the following review helpful  Everything but where it counts., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: iHome iP4GZ FM 30-Pin iPod/iPhone Speaker Dock Boombox (Gunmetal) (Electronics) I don't normally buy things for the looks, but the design of this boombox hooked me the first time I saw it. Eagerly awaited it's arrival in the mail. My plan was to replace an old stereo in my room for private listening, with a line-in to my iPad stand. I was also sold on the idea of tossing some D's in there and jamming outside. On my bookshelf, the thing looks like a work of art.Unfortunately...the sound is not anything to write home about. Granted, this is a boombox, not a full-fledged stereo. It's not meant to stand toe to toe with the Cambridge Soundworks I have hooked up to my PC. But the sound that came out of this thing just sounded cheap and hollow, like the mid range had no substance, and the bass had no oomph. I would have been okay with it if the thing had sounded close to or the same as my 10 year old stereo, but it couldn't even manage that. Despite finangling with the equalizer and keeping SRS turned on, I just could not coax a listening experience out of... Read more |
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