Well, my prediction wasn’t far off. Kudos to Framingham’s B-boys for the novel change-out dock that can accept iPod dock, Bluetooth receiver, or perhaps a ZuneHD dock?!?! I think Bose has offered something that is much more representative of their DNA. The Waveguide design has been sorely missed from a high-visibility consumer oriented device. Since the wave-radio, there really hasn’t been, in my opinion, a well encapsulated chariot for what is the notably impressive, if not universally pleasing, signature sound technology.
…and again, a big tip of the hat for making a product truly worthy of coverage by wireless, audio, blog.
Looking forward to hearing one. At $599, it’s a bit rich for my blood. But I think consumers in this segment are always better off with choice at every price tier, and now the B&W Zeppelin has a worthy foil.
And just one day after the Sounddock II and Portable got some company at $399 from the Zeppelin mini. Another product I am curious to hear… though you’ll never get me to think that the bwmini’s strange arm on the top is anything but awkward.
[Reuters] New Bose SoundDock 10 Digital Music System| Reuters.
