7/24/2006
Logitech's Portable iPod Speaker
At just 11.4 by 4.5 by 1.2 inches, the Logitech mm28 is a marvel of modern technology. Using NXT's flat-panel speaker technology, Logitech has created a portable speaker that sounds remarkably rich and full for its size.This speaker is a sensation. By simply hooking this up to your iPod you essentially have a home audio system that sounds great with great portability.
We tried the Logitech mm28 with the following albums...some of the best for testing speakers.
In an earlier test of the Onkyo D-302E we learned a valuable lesson about the type of music to bring out the true characteristics of a speaker.
- Complete Recordings on DeUtsche Grammophon 3
- Limited Edition Beethoven Box Set
- Chopin: The Piano Works
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Just bought these speakers based on your review alone. They sound great when you're listening to soft music or hard music at a lower level, but like the full review says the bass is extremely distorted at higher levels (which is a problem for me as I'm a HUGE Red Hot Chili Peppers fan). Also, they don't get extremely loud, but thats ok for me as I don't plan on using these in loud places anyway. I love the size and look of it.
For the price, these things are good. Despite the problems I listed, I'm happy with my purchase. As always you get what you pay for.
For the price, these things are good. Despite the problems I listed, I'm happy with my purchase. As always you get what you pay for.
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