Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)If you're looking for a great sounding powered speaker for your Roady, and don't plan to move it around very often, this could be just what you're looking for.The sound quality is very good, even at low volume levels.The sound is clear, with good range.
Battery life is about 8 to 10 hours, depending on volume level.The Playdock powers itself off automatically to extend battery life after the Roady has been off for five minutes.Unfortunately, there is no battery gauge.
But the PlayDock weighs enough that most of us won't be moving it around very often.Most people will probably leave it plugged in most of the time.If you're looking for a portable unit, keep in mind that the PlayDock weighs about as much as a bowling ball (I haven't weighed it, but I'd estimate around 15 pounds).
The controls are simple.The only controls are a power button, volume, mute and a "wide" button.Although the sound is well balanced, I was surprised to find no bass/treble controls.And a battery gauge of some kind would be nice.
Pro's:
Very good sound quality
Battery Life
Simplicity
Con's
Heavy!
No battery gauge
If you're willing to sacrafice weight for sound quality, I recommend the PlayDock.
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Product Description:
Cambridge SoundWorks PlayDock XM is the best sounding satellite radio player available. With PlayDock XM, you'll enjoy XM Satellite Radio programs in gorgeous, full-bodied sound. Let PlayDock XM be the transportable "home base" for your Roady satellite receiver. With over ten hours of stored power, you will not need an AC outlet nearby!Transportable design features two main speakers and a powerful bass speaker! PlayDock XM plays for hours in the backyard or porch without AC power. PlayDock XM Portable Amplified Speaker System by Cambridge SoundWorks is the first stereo music player specifically designed for the Delphi Roady.
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