JVC's new audio lineup, live and in person

by Paul Miller, posted Sep 21st 2006 at 10:57AM

We dropped by JVC land at Pepcom's little get together yesterday for a glimpse at their new iPod stereo lineup. Nothing really knocked our socks off, but the NX-PS1 and UX-EP25 weren't too shabby looking. Like we said before, all that really sets these apart from your average USB-pluggable player is that "Made for iPod" sticker, but for barebones amplification action, we suppose these will do. Keep reading for all the pics.

Filed under: Home Entertainment, Portable Audio

Tags: ipod, jvc, made for ipod, MadeForIpod, nx-ps1, ra-p10, rc-ez38, ux-ep25

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TIMMAH! @ Sep 21st 2006 11:33AM

Geez how lame! Why can't manufacturers who put USB flash mem stick support on their boxes put them in a more elegant place like in a recessed cutout or something? The way the flash mem device sticks out, it just begs to be tweaked or broken off (especially in that boombox.)

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glacia00 @ Sep 21st 2006 11:45AM

Shiny white plastic just cries 'dorm room'. They should come with the duct tape and a roach-burn on top of one of the speakers so that you have the junior year look right away.

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