Bose Sound Dock Reviews

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  Bose Sound Dock

  £21.48

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  Bose Sound Dock

  £23.99

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  Bose Sound Dock

  £174.99

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• nintendonut 1st Apr 2009

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  Plus points - excellent sound from such a small device, simple to use and set up, limited vibrationsNegative points - not compatible with iphone (it works but it doesn't charge it), not compatible with non apple products, there are better systems out there now than the Bose sound dock.
  

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• rtusler 12th Feb 2009

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  The Bose Sound Dock is a first class piece of kit. Many years ago I went to a concert with 'Sound by Bose' and the sound was dreadful. It was probably thirty years before either they sorted out their products or I found that the setup at the concert was all wrong and not their fault! I use it with a 5th Generation Ipod and it means that I am able to have music in the sitting room, where the distaff side would never have tolerated a Hi Fi system with huge speakers. I don't know how loudly ...

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• Guest 2nd Jul 2008

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  The Bose Sound Dock is worth every penny if your into quality sound.

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• GrumpyEsq 3rd Apr 2008

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  The Bose Sound Dock review - Once you've got all your music on an iPod, you will need plug-in speakers.These can range from nasty cheap things that hurt your ears (my daughter's iDog is a good example, but she loves it because she can cuddle it) to the Bose, which tops the range at £200 (or £300 for the excellent portable one.)And the sound quality is just as good as a decent component system. The only person I know who has been able to tell the difference between my Bose and my ...

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