B&W Zeppelin
If you tired of fooling around with those cheap, mediocre sounding iPod docks, step up to the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin. Your ears will not be disappointed or your eyes for that matter. This sleek piece of art will dock your iPod and not only look great doing it but will deliver beautiful full range sound. With its dedicated 50 watts of power driving the 5 inch woofer all the way down to 47Hz and two 25 watt amplifiers pushing the woven glass-fiber cones and alloy dome tweeters you will get clean, smooth bass and crisp highs all through the volume range.
The Zeppelin is constructed from polished stainless steel, high quality composite, excellent circuitry and high end speakers in a studio style enclosure. Zeppelin enjoys the same quality standards as their ultra high end speakers that sit in world renowned music studios. The Zeppelin even received a CES 2008 Innovations Award.
The Zeppelin has a USB port for software updates insuring future compatibility, S-video and composite connectors allowing video play-through to your TV from video enabled iPods, and an auxiliary input socket to connect items like a CD player or radio. Zeppelin operates on power input from 100v to 240v and will self adjust for use almost anywhere in the world.
At $600 the Bowers and Wilkins Zeppelin is no bargain, but if you love your iPod and want it to deliver the best possible sound from a docking station with style and sophistication then you need to look no further.
Reviews
After unboxing and setting it up, which took all of a minute or so, I was definitely not disappointed in the least.
Bowers & Wilkins (B&W) Zeppelin iPod Speakers are easily the most interesting-looking iPod speakers I’ve ever tested.
We’ve always had a lot of respect for B&W, as they don’t cut corners when it comes to building some really sweet speakers. The Zeppelin continues this tradition and adds a design that benefits sound quality even more than it does the eye.
The Zeppelin is an undeniably great iPod speaker: it looks amazing, and is far better built than most competing models, which are little more than hunks of plastic.
Rather than shy away from the digital music revolution, B&W has embraced it and created a product that brings hi-fi sound to the iPod generation.
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