Mondo intros "new age" Mondo Mint iPod sound system

Those of you still not satisfied with the multitude of iPod sound systems out there may want to give this latest unit from upstart Mondo some consideration, which offers much of what you'd expect along with a couple of less-than-common bonuses. At the center of the system is a Class-D digital amplifier, which pumps out 70 watts of power to the two two-way, wood-construction speakers (consisting of Peerless neodymium tweeters and 4-inch AuraSound aluminum cone woofers). You'll also get not one, but two iPod docks: one on the amplifier itself, and one on the included wireless dock, which will let you control the system from up to 100 feet away (a standard remote control is included as well). Mondo's also thankfully seen fit to include a a USB port and a line-in jack for your non-iPod audio needs. Look for this one to be available on June 11th for $349.

[Chris @ May 21st 2007 12:34PM]

Kev50028, there are a multitude of cellular phones also yet many find their way here, and rightly too. Perhaps they felt this one was better than much of the competition.

[Michael Gumn @ May 21st 2007 2:00PM]

"offers much of what you'd expect along with a couple of less-than-common bonuses"

ummmmm?

[Dragod @ May 21st 2007 3:32PM]

"I know, lets add this knob that slightly changes the screen on the remote. We can resell this thing!" "Brilliant!"

Because there aren't enough iPod accessories out there.

[Ahmad @ May 21st 2007 3:35PM]

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[Sameer Surampalli @ May 21st 2007 4:59PM]

Hmm... who cares? Yeah, OK, audiophiles will.

The reason why they're posting this is because it's different from the rest. We're talking about a Class D amplifier here. You won't find that in another iPod speaker system. Clarity.

You commentors seem to know nothing about audio.

[Sameer Surampalli @ May 27th 2007 10:35AM]

Makes sense, true.

Regardless, it is different. It's worthy of posting.