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Does anyone have the Bose Shockdock for the iPod?

My friend has it.

IMO it's definitely worth the price considering all that wonderful sound is coming from that little station. Bose has always been known for rich, full-range sound from their tiny systems...this one is no different.

do it up, son
 
Bose has a reputation for overpriced stuff. There is no middle-term with them, you either love them and pay whatever they ask or simply bash them till you die.

To my untrained ear, their products sound good enough. Can you get something bigger, louder for the money? hell yes, but BOSE is all about SMALL things
 
pintoca said:
Bose has a reputation for overpriced stuff. There is no middle-term with them, you either love them and pay whatever they ask or simply bash them till you die.

To my untrained ear, their products sound good enough. Can you get something bigger, louder for the money? hell yes, but BOSE is all about SMALL things

Exactly. If you have space constraints, their systems are awesome.
 
Well I was thinking about getting it but then I realized Im making an ipod into a home stereo which I can do from my laptop or spare laptop or two computers with a 250$bose computer speaker system and that is fucking way better than the bose ipod setup.

Why make an ipod into a boombox, defeats the purpose and the bose is not battery operated at least the one in the apple store here, they had a logitech or something similar which sound was decent, wouldnt fill up the room with sound quite like a bose but you could carry it in a duffle bag to the basketball court and hang out drink forties with the brothas in the park and listen to some tunes, dont forget the menthol cigarettes and youll fit right in.
Otherwise, I think there are better ways to create a homestereo system and add video as well for doing it up right
 
BrothaBill said:
Well I was thinking about getting it but then I realized Im making an ipod into a home stereo which I can do from my laptop or spare laptop or two computers with a 250$bose computer speaker system and that is fucking way better than the bose ipod setup.

Why make an ipod into a boombox, defeats the purpose and the bose is not battery operated at least the one in the apple store here, they had a logitech or something similar which sound was decent, wouldnt fill up the room with sound quite like a bose but you could carry it in a duffle bag to the basketball court and hang out drink forties with the brothas in the park and listen to some tunes, dont forget the menthol cigarettes and youll fit right in.
Otherwise, I think there are better ways to create a homestereo system and add video as well for doing it up right

spare laptop which was meant to be sent to me
 
YASMINA said:
spare laptop which was meant to be sent to me


lol, it is yours, Im stuck across town though and its sitting in a box waiting to be shipped. Are you ringing my motel phone right now?? Its ringing but I dont know who it is
 
Mr. dB said:
Wow, Bose + Apple. Two companies that deserve each other, long on hype and short on substance.

Whats better, they have the Bang Olufason store right next door, I mean these arent to make profits just its the tourist spot for international tourists and shit and the way theyve got these things set up are amazing sound, best Ive heard, Ive never been to someones house and heard that kind of quality or a theatre
 
YASMINA said:
no need to send it now because i am getting a 2005 model in a couple of days

i have not called you

perhaps I could still send it and you can stick it up your ungrateful arse
 
samoth said:


same with you, I bought this sausage and cheese thing, yknow from this indian family for her school fundraiser, literally a month ago at least to send to you and some other crap. Nothing, I think Ive been taken, they said like around the ninth of Oct. grrrrr, the samoth care package though, although late shall arrive soon
 
BrothaBill said:
same with you, I bought this sausage and cheese thing, yknow from this indian family for her school fundraiser, literally a month ago at least to send to you and some other crap. Nothing, I think Ive been taken, they said like around the ninth of Oct. grrrrr, the samoth care package though, although late shall arrive soon


Thanks! Luckily (... I think, I don't know right from left ATM) I'll be able to still live here at my current address. On the strong recommendation of my surgeon and my advisor, I'm dropping all my courses this semester to undergo a third surgery. My advisor and others in the dept recommended this specialist in the area, and he said the last surgery sucked/failed and I need another ASAP, so they said drop my classes and do it, which I decided after a couple weeks of thoughts and weighing consequenses. BUT, in doing so, I'm not eligible for campus housing, lol. I could probably take it to the dean of studetns and win, but instead she put me in a single credit independent study to stay enrolled and living here, so I won't have any mandatory scheduled classes or exams during surgery or post-op, which will likely be around 3 weeks. Still sucks, though, as I'm completely losing a semester of out-of-state tuition and shit, and OOS price tags are usually around $30K/year. It's really a lose/lose situation, but challanges are a part of life, I suppose, lol.

So I've been really bored and in limbo the last week, and I hate not having anything to do, but I have to go through the processes.



:cow:
 
samoth said:
Thanks! Luckily (... I think, I don't know right from left ATM) I'll be able to still live here at my current address. On the strong recommendation of my surgeon and my advisor, I'm dropping all my courses this semester to undergo a third surgery. My advisor and others in the dept recommended this specialist in the area, and he said the last surgery sucked/failed and I need another ASAP, so they said drop my classes and do it, which I decided after a couple weeks of thoughts and weighing consequenses. BUT, in doing so, I'm not eligible for campus housing, lol. I could probably take it to the dean of studetns and win, but instead she put me in a single credit independent study to stay enrolled and living here, so I won't have any mandatory scheduled classes or exams during surgery or post-op, which will likely be around 3 weeks. Still sucks, though, as I'm completely losing a semester of out-of-state tuition and shit, and OOS price tags are usually around $30K/year. It's really a lose/lose situation, but challanges are a part of life, I suppose, lol.

So I've been really bored and in limbo the last week, and I hate not having anything to do, but I have to go through the processes.



:cow:

well suck it up my advanced primate friend, no worries, Im sure given time that you'll succeed at everything given your exceptional intellect. When life gives you lemons wave the magic wand and turn em into lessons learned. I dont know, talking about my ass, I hate that, ok well, Pm me if your addy changes while Im waiting for those Indians to give it to me. Should be tasty, plus perhaps some ripoff cologne from these mexicans down the street
 
swole said:
My friend has it.

IMO it's definitely worth the price considering all that wonderful sound is coming from that little station. Bose has always been known for rich, full-range sound from their tiny systems...this one is no different.

do it up, son

That's hilarious, because Bose boxes are anything BUT full-range. You get one-note bass, a mid peak, and a shrill spot about 10-12K, and little else. Horrid sound for people who don't know any better.
 
Mr. dB said:
That's hilarious, because Bose boxes are anything BUT full-range. You get one-note bass, a mid peak, and a shrill spot about 10-12K, and little else. Horrid sound for people who don't know any better.

Wtf, DB, I may not know any better having a registry and degree in ultrasound physics but still, it sounds good to me, it fills the room no matter where you are at, from one end to the other, its about the physics of the way they make the wave. It sounds damn fine to like the bazillions of fools in the market that swear by the Bose sound system. Where can I listen to something better?? Ive been to all of the shops and like sound exhibitions. Bose was better than anything that Ive come across.
The way they make the soundwave as my professor told us is what is so amazing. This guy practically designed the sonar in the sixties for nuclear submarines tellin us that bose sound system was the best. I cant seem to find a place that can demonstrate anything to the contrary. We have a Bose demonstration store and no matter whatother salespeople say, you just cant compare the different packages they offer. They have a proprietary technology that propels them beyond the competition, its amazing sciency
 
BrothaBill said:
Wtf, DB, I may not know any better having a registry and degree in ultrasound physics but still, it sounds good to me, it fills the room no matter where you are at, from one end to the other, its about the physics of the way they make the wave. It sounds damn fine to like the bazillions of fools in the market that swear by the Bose sound system. Where can I listen to something better?? Ive been to all of the shops and like sound exhibitions. Bose was better than anything that Ive come across.
The way they make the soundwave as my professor told us is what is so amazing. This guy practically designed the sonar in the sixties for nuclear submarines tellin us that bose sound system was the best. I cant seem to find a place that can demonstrate anything to the contrary. We have a Bose demonstration store and no matter whatother salespeople say, you just cant compare the different packages they offer. They have a proprietary technology that propels them beyond the competition, its amazing sciency

I'm not sure exactly how ultrasound carries over to audio frequency reproduction, or how that is supposed to add to your credibility.

I don't see how Bose has anything clever apart from their marketing department. If you like the sound of a Bose system, good for you, but they don't accurately reproduce the signal fed into them. The whole concept of the Bose direct-reflecting system is flawed, if reproducing the three-dimensional sound field of the original recording is the goal. Looking at their product line, I don't see anything particularly new about their technology either. They still use the same cones, magnets, and coils as any other electrodynamic loudspeaker. They have some helmholz resonator bass boxes, which are just a moving coil bass unit in a pipe, which are incapable of making a flat frequency response.

Bose salesmen are good illusionists, they get factory training in how to steer the customer.

If you wanna hear something better, any high-end audio store should be able to satisfy. I'm rather partial to the Quad Electrostatic Loudspeakers from England, and some of the English electrodynamic speakers such as B&W, Mission, Spendor.

http://www.bwspeakers.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/local.main

http://www.spendoraudio.com/exp1024.htm

http://www.mission.co.uk/index1.htm

http://www.quad-hifi.co.uk/
 
Mr. dB said:
I'm not sure exactly how ultrasound carries over to audio frequency reproduction, or how that is supposed to add to your credibility.

I don't see how Bose has anything clever apart from their marketing department. If you like the sound of a Bose system, good for you, but they don't accurately reproduce the signal fed into them. The whole concept of the Bose direct-reflecting system is flawed, if reproducing the three-dimensional sound field of the original recording is the goal. Looking at their product line, I don't see anything particularly new about their technology either. They still use the same cones, magnets, and coils as any other electrodynamic loudspeaker. They have some helmholz resonator bass boxes, which are just a moving coil bass unit in a pipe, which are incapable of making a flat frequency response.

Bose salesmen are good illusionists, they get factory training in how to steer the customer.

If you wanna hear something better, any high-end audio store should be able to satisfy. I'm rather partial to the Quad Electrostatic Loudspeakers from England, and some of the English electrodynamic speakers such as B&W, Mission, Spendor.

http://www.bwspeakers.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/local.main

http://www.spendoraudio.com/exp1024.htm

http://www.mission.co.uk/index1.htm

http://www.quad-hifi.co.uk/


You're like the MTSW of audio......a royal knight of the sound table, if you will.
 
Dial_tone said:
You're like the MTSW of audio......a royal knight of the sound table, if you will.

Hardly.

I'm an ex-hobbyist who is way out of the loop regarding the current scene.
 
Mr. dB said:
I'm not sure exactly how ultrasound carries over to audio frequency reproduction, or how that is supposed to add to your credibility.

I don't see how Bose has anything clever apart from their marketing department. If you like the sound of a Bose system, good for you, but they don't accurately reproduce the signal fed into them. The whole concept of the Bose direct-reflecting system is flawed, if reproducing the three-dimensional sound field of the original recording is the goal. Looking at their product line, I don't see anything particularly new about their technology either. They still use the same cones, magnets, and coils as any other electrodynamic loudspeaker. They have some helmholz resonator bass boxes, which are just a moving coil bass unit in a pipe, which are incapable of making a flat frequency response.

Bose salesmen are good illusionists, they get factory training in how to steer the customer.

If you wanna hear something better, any high-end audio store should be able to satisfy. I'm rather partial to the Quad Electrostatic Loudspeakers from England, and some of the English electrodynamic speakers such as B&W, Mission, Spendor.

http://www.bwspeakers.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/local.main

http://www.spendoraudio.com/exp1024.htm

http://www.mission.co.uk/index1.htm

http://www.quad-hifi.co.uk/


fuck, I wish I took notes from Dr Schnyder about all of this, but, just like being able to direct sound like a laser, the wave they form the wave, aww fuck it.
Look, I can look inside your body and see your heart beating based on crystals that can be grown and see if you are going to live or die in the next sixmonths. I can see a babys face in four dimenstion, watching it move its eyebrows and smile in the womb.
The science of sound that ive studied has nothing to do with a stupid salesperson whose taught to sell but go on with your bad self. Is there a place to compare this or explain to me how the waves of the bose dont exactly fill the room.
I know I can dig up the physics in my university notes but Im too lazy right now to try and argue this stuff. Look at the way the tube is constructed. Hyperdynamic sound is crazy and Ill one day link you to that to where I can fill a ten inch area with sound like a laser and talk seemingly inside your head and no one around you can hear it. Its all about how you form the wave my man, seriously, they used that in spielberg AI and tom cruise movie where you walk past an ad and it fills your head with the message. Far too complex I think to debate
 
Mr. dB said:
Hardly.

I'm an ex-hobbyist who is way out of the loop regarding the current scene.


The current "scene" is pushing of crappy home audio. You are missing absolutely nothing except worthless 1" speakers with with a crappy frequency response all over attempting to be compensated by a 12" subwoofer in the corner of the room. It's horrible, RUN!!



:cow:
 
samoth said:
The current "scene" is pushing of crappy home audio. You are missing absolutely nothing except worthless 1" speakers with with a crappy frequency response all over attempting to be compensated by a 12" subwoofer in the corner of the room. It's horrible, RUN!!



:cow:

I lost interest when "Home Theater" took over from hifi. I'm pretty much only interested in vintage hifi now, fun stuff with vacuum tubes and horns.
 
Mr. dB said:
I lost interest when "Home Theater" took over from hifi. I'm pretty much only interested in vintage hifi now, fun stuff with vacuum tubes and horns.

I stick with studio equipment mostly, but I despise this small-speaker-compensated-by-subwoofer trend, those speakers simply can't reproduce quality sound. I hear people brag about 600-watt systems, lol, my Alesis 100-watt monitors are both louder and superior. There's way too many misconceptions with this stuff.

I don't know much about your interest, probably 'cause I'm a young'un and wasn't around for that stuff, but I bet I'd totally take it over the crap on the home audio market nowadays.



:cow:
 
I want to have a tube amp just for kicks.
 
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