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gozer wrote:

not a huge fan of the hifi, although it was better than i thought.

didn't like the 6021's either, although they are a decent speaker.

for an iPod, the kilpsch iFi is one of the best per dollar and just as speakers, out perform the altec lansing in clarity and volume.

...so what gets your highest recommendation for the ipod?

i already go on enough about tivloli stuff so i'll skip that

...any products specifically?

bratboy wrote:

gozer wrote:

not a huge fan of the hifi, although it was better than i thought.

didn't like the 6021's either, although they are a decent speaker.

for an iPod, the kilpsch iFi is one of the best per dollar and just as speakers, out perform the altec lansing in clarity and volume.

...so what gets your highest recommendation for the ipod?

the klipsch iFi get my highest recommendation for specific iPod speakers, althouggh they can be used as computer/tv speakers as well. currently they have some refurbs for sale at an insanely good price.

bratboy wrote:

gozer wrote:

i already go on enough about tivloli stuff so i'll skip that

...any products specifically?

their table radios, specifically the model two's with the model subwoofer. nothing as much as these has made me enjoy listening to music again.

the one product i'm actually not a huge fan of is their iPod specific iSongBook. it's decent, but not as impressive as the rest.

and just think:  Steve claims he is an "audiophile" and he's getting rid of his stereo equipment for the HiFi. 

Scary.

gozer wrote:

Thrica wrote:

After the incessant hissing from my Klipsch 5.1s and their official denial of any problem (It's a feature, not a bug), I'm going to avoid that brand for any future purposes, which will probably be a long time from now.

i have no experience with the 5.1 systems, but the 2.0, 2.1 and iFi don't suffer from any hiss.

2, 5, 7...whatever. If the hiss is power related you're probly going to hear it unless you plug your smurf into a line conditioner. Not just a "power strip," a "conditioner".

gozer wrote:

their table radios, specifically the model two's with the model subwoofer. nothing as much as these has made me enjoy listening to music again.

the one product i'm actually not a huge fan of is their iPod specific iSongBook. it's decent, but not as impressive as the rest.

Good lord.  Maybe after I get that first high-paying (year right) legal job!

bratboy wrote:

gozer wrote:

their table radios, specifically the model two's with the model subwoofer. nothing as much as these has made me enjoy listening to music again.

the one product i'm actually not a huge fan of is their iPod specific iSongBook. it's decent, but not as impressive as the rest.

Good lord.  Maybe after I get that first high-paying (year right) legal job!

Haha, that's relatively inexpensive for decent audio equipment.

Lots of speaks here, one thing. I can get a doc connector and have a iPod connected to my very expensive home system.

The question is, which one of these speakers match all of which Apple Hi-Fi can do?

Oh, and I'm for the Klipsh speakers. I have them from my home 5.1 sound system ( Center, Mains, Surround , Sub, with this receiver).
they do not hiss

But of coarse, they are not portable and not able to run on "D" batterys.