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[iBass iPOD Speakers]

[iBass iPOD Speakers icludes remote control; iPOD mini not included]

Item Description:
Model No.: IP200

Play your tunes out loud!!!
This speaker lets you play and charge your iPod at the same time. You can relax while you listen to your MP3s with the included remote control. The auto standby feature consumes less power. It is compatible with both your iPod, iPod nano and iPod mini. The auxiliary audio input allows you to use the speaker with any MP3, CD or cassette player.
  • Charge and play your iPod
  • Remote control included
  • Auto standby saves power
  • Fits iPod, iPod mini and iPod nano
  • Auxiliary audio input [connect your CD player, MP3 player, PDA, Desktop or Notebook PC]
  • Output: 15W x 2 [BETTER THAN Altec Lansing IM3's 2W x 2 output]
  • Consumption: 40W
  • 100~240V
  • Dimensions (WxLxH): 145 X 310 X 118 mm
  • Weight net: 750 grams
Package Contents:
  • iBASS iPOD Speakers
  • Adapters for different iPODs
  • Remote Control
  • Manual
  • AC Adapter
  • Cable mini-jack 3.5mm
Pricing and Availability:
  • In Stock Now
  • Php 6,500.00
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