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ensures a powerful and well-balanced Yamaha are also launching two highly
audio delivery right across the frequency specified iPod clock-radio entertainment
YAMAHA IPOD
spectrum whilst the wooden cabinet systems. High quality sound and superb
DESKTOP AUDIO
allows the sound to vibrate more functionality characterize the top-of-the-range
efficiently thus delivering outstanding TSX130 that boasts 30W stereo output, large
PRODUCT!
natural sound qualities. 8cm speakers and digital signal processing to
ensure quality sound in any room. The iPod
YAMAHA PUT iPOD AUDIO
The ‘dock less’ PDX50 delivers a quality dock is situated on top of the unit, which also
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of sound superior to other wireless features a CD player, DAB and FM radio and
NATURAL CONCERT SOUND
systems because, unlike the Bluetooth USB connectivity to accommodate a wide
‘AIR-WIRED’ PRODUCT RANGE
technology employed by other range of portable music formats. The unit
manufacturers to send compressed data, looks great in any setting and features an
the PDX50 uses Yamaha’s unique Air- eye-catching real wood top panel.
Yamaha is one of the world’s most
Wired technology to send lossless,
successful and acclaimed audio innovators
uncompressed data. And no pairing is Added flexibility is provided with the
and producers of professional audio and
necessary – you just activate your iPod to inclusion of USB connectivity for other
award winning Audio Visual products. The
establish a wireless connection. portable music devices; the TSX130 will also
company is now entering the iPod market
play MP3 and WMA tracks.
with four new stylish, high-performance
Instant real-time remote control is provided
products. Yamaha have applied the huge
via a small wireless transmitter that The TSX120 iPod dock and DAB/ FM radio
experience gained in these specialist
attaches to the iPod. And, because there’s alarm boasts the same great sound common
sectors to these new products comprising
no delay, the PDX50 is also perfect for to the entire range, two highly efficient bass
all-in-one entertainment systems and
video and games content thanks to its ports ensuring excellent bass dispersion.
highly specified speaker setups.
seamless synchronization capability. Other portable audio devices are easily
Available in a variety of colours including accommodated via the mini jack option,
The company has identified strong
black, blue, gray and pink. whilst iPod functions can be operated from
demand for high quality amongst a group
the remote unit.
of discerning customers. Top-end sound
The attractive and compact PDX30
quality and instant wireless remote control
features an iPod dock atop the unit and Other useful functions include iPod charging
were singled out as priorities and Yamaha
delivers powerful, clean sound quality with when the units are in use or on standby, and
established a dedicated R&D department
the same clarity and dynamics as the the Music Selecting alarm function that
in 2006 to address these issues.
PDX50. The digital amplifier delivers provides a choice of selected tracks or radio
extremely low noise and distortion levels. stations to wake up to!
The PDX30 is available in black, blue, gray
and pink finishes. WIN AT www.graduatemag.co.uk
These new products are the results with
the brilliant new PDX50 heading up the
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range and the first product to feature the
unique ‘Air-Wired’ technology that, unlike
other wireless iPod audio systems, delivers
lossless, uncompressed data.
The PDX50, an attractive, compact and
lightweight speaker system delivers highly
detailed and dynamic sound and is
powered by a newly designed digital
amplifier system providing extra solidity
and depth. This new speaker design
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