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B&W Zeppelin
$600.00
Released September, 2007
The Pros:Beautiful aesthetics and attention to detail. Includes a remote control. Well known, quality manufacturer.
The Cons:Expensive. Standard definition video output only. Much better systems can be attained for the money.
The B&W Zeppelin is a high-end iPod speaker system. Delivering a total of 100 watts, this oval-shaped set of speakers is constructed with mirror polished stainless steel on the back along with black cloth covering the front side.
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The included remote control mirrors the Zeppelin’s shape; curvy and minimalist in appearance. Inside B&W’s Zeppelin lies a set of 3.5” stereo glass-fiber speakers, complimented by 1” metal dome tweeters. Also inside is a 5” subwoofer, which provides bass for the user’s music. On the backside of the unit one will find a 3.5” stereo input jack, a USB 2.0 port (for firmware upgrades), as well as composite and S-Video outputs for displaying video and photos from an iPod or iPhone. Those looking for a high-end iPod speaker system and don’t mind paying a premium for the brand name and aesthetics should find the B&W Zeppelin to be an acceptable choice.
Features
- speakers: 1 x Bass , 2 x Midrange , 2 x Tweeter
- frequency response: (-3dB) 47 - 22000 Hz
- frequency range: (-6dB) 47Hz & 22kHz
- iPod & iPhone compatible
- remote control
- color: black
- grille material: cloth
- power: 100V - 240V ~ 50 / 60Hz
- dimensions: 25.2” x 8.2” x 6.8”
- weight: 16.5 lbs
User Reviews (8)
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beautiful aesthetics and attention to detail
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includes a remote control
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well known, quality manufacturer
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can be enhanced via firmware updates
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includes video output and aux input
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standard definition video output only
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much better systems can be attained for the money
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Price exceeds quality of sound... (not that it sounds bad)
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small 5" subwoofer and 3.5" drivers
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