Logic3 JiveBox

Zitat: The good: + Put this cubic iPod dock in your lounge and it´s like having the Ministry of Sound in your front room. It´s hard to overstate the sheer ear-bleeding power of this 90 watt sonic blunderbuss, especially given its compact size. Equally surprising is how well the dinky iPod speaker handles and channels the noise. Where this really excels though is in its ability to spew out rich sounds that fill a room. Stick it in the corner (where it fits perfectly - it´s a cube!) and the sub-woofer delivers the kind of knee-wobbling bass you´d expect from a much bigger system too, without overthrowing the balance. The bad: - Not much really. Our main, and only, gripe is the neon strip lighting - it´s a little too Knight Rider for our liking. Squeezing the volume up to the max on the JiveBox is the sonic equivalent of splitting an atom with velvet gloves - it´s loud, but remarkably smooth. We like. A lot.

Zitat: Pros: + Cool looks + quality build + packs a powerful punch and works best when cranking out no frills rock or music with plenty of bass Cons: - Speaker on the bottom vulnerable to damage - there are cheaper alternatives on the market - virtually zero separation between speakers - some midrange muddiness at times

Zitat: Good: + General sound quality + Build + Price + Design + Good bass + Loud Bad: - Mid-range can be a bit muddy - Bass radiator easily damaged For the price, Logic3´s JiveBox is a very attractive speaker option. It sounds great even at high volumes and bass performance is impressive. It´s by no means one for the audiophiles due to the lack of separation between channels, but for 95 per cent of potential buyers, it´s a corker