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I am using an Apple's iPhone 4 and this phone is just great to use but when it comes to listening to music then I regret that I am not having a loud sound with the clarity of iPod's music. I am looking forward to buy a portable dock for my iPhone 4 so that I can enjoy music to the fullest. I have seen one model of philips which seems to be great but not sure that it would be working as it looks or not. I want to know as much as possible things about the Philips Fidelio DS9000.
Philips unveils a collection docking stations compatible with all iPod / iPhone market. Fidelio DS9000 is built in a single piece of natural wood with a thickness of 12 mm to provide a more friendly and better robustness. The company announced having designed with audiophile quality components. It has a passive crossover for a full reproduction of the audio spectrum. It has proximity sensors that activate the panel backlight when you move your hand. It includes a bass management for deep bass without distortion coupled with technology PureDigital for more clarity. It offers a total power of 100 watts RMS. Specify that a dedicated application is available from the Apple Store.
A little gem 100% High Tech features like all his brothers and cousins an Iphone or Ipod. Fidelio DS9000 consists of a shell made of a single piece of wood and two outputs of 50 W (RMS for the pros). A presence detector can pause the backlight when you're away. Last little interesting point, Philips has developed an application that will directly control the Fidelio via Iphone / Ipod. I think this would be best dock ever released for iDevices. It looks great and suits best according to its design.
It emits sound of around 105 dB in an anechoic chamber with the comfortable volume and sounds good for room if user does not wish to convert room into night club. I must say that size plays for himself and four speakers, two mids and two tweeters, can be expressed in full. At first listen, one notices that the bass is very present, without being messy. Treble out fairly well, although the separation of voice is not exceptional. The report also enjoys a certain depth, which is very pleasant. With its measured bandwidth of 170 to 16 200 Hz, this unit does not rank among the best of a purely technical standpoint, but has a sound that is precise enough and hot enough to flatter the ears of music lovers.
The link between iPod / iPhone and the station are fully digital, the sound does not suffer from any analog to digital conversion (which is obviously not the case if you prefer to use the auxiliary input jack always useful for connecting an external source different). This allows signal purity, in any event, to return excellent sound dynamics. It is also further strengthened by setting called "dynamic amplification" present within the Philips Fidelio available for download through the App Store. Much more classic EQ models are also available: flat, jazz, classical, pop, rock or custom. Navigation through playlists (playlists developed by the user) is by contrast much more tedious and the fault is not so much to the remote, certainly minimalist, but well thought out, and the application too little expanded.
First precision to the attention of lovers of beautiful objects and music lovers: the hull of the DS9000 may well be in "natural wood" as specified by the manufacturer, it is not immediately visible. A closer examination we found that a film of material simulating wood grain covers all. The effect is pleasant, but it is far from a shell carved into a piece of mahogany or koa with visible veins! The seam of aluminum subwoofers and remote, very pleasant to learn, however, remain the hallmark of an accessory enjoying a certain class.
Philips Fidelio DS9000 price in India is approximately Rs. 26,305/-