Polk's I-Sonic adds AM/FM/XM and HD Radio to the mix
By Peter Rojas 
posted April 19th 2005 1:10PM
posted April 19th 2005 1:10PM
Polk has all (well, most) of your radio options covered with the I-Sonic, a new 4-speaker home entertainment system
that sports an AM/FM tuner, a digital
HD Radio tuner, a CD/DVD player,
and an XM Satellite receiver. Should be out in September with a retail price of $599 (which means you have to
really love radio).
[Via Orbitcast]
I think I'll stick with my MP3s and some podcasts, thanks.
Does it play DVD's aswell? Just thought I'd ask since theres a DVD in the pic
how cool would it be to have an hd fm transmitter for mp3 players and such?
Is there a headphone jack on this thing? Honestly, this would be pretty nice to listen to at work, since we can't use streaming radio, but I need a headphone jack!
please tell me it has an auxiliary input for MP3 players. If not, I wouldnt even consider it.
If they could get this thing down to 399, I would definitely think about getting it. Very cool combination of features.
Do you people just read the headlines? Have you ever seen the "Read" link? Have you ever clicked a "hyperlink" in the internet to "Read" more information? Hyperlinks are revolutionizing the internets.
From that "Read" hyperlink:
Two sets of auxiliary inputs allow hook up of any stereo audio device such
as an iPod or other portable MP3 player or cassette deck. The I-Sonic
entertainment system is also a full function dual-alarm clock radio that can
use the radio or DVD/CD player as the alarm. It also features a headphone jack
for private listening at any hour, 30 radio presets and a wireless remote
control. On-product controls and an on-display menu system allow the unit to
be used should the remote be lost or disabled.