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Making your ipod look like a pimple on top of Mike Tyson, this dock is not making a play for lovers of minimalism. It stands tall, and pumps out a big and imposing sound to match.
Intempo claims it’s, “The most stylish music system to date,” but if they really believe that, they’re living in a Bang & Olufsen retro-world where all the clocks stopped in about 1992. Indeed, with its industro-aluminium styling, it’s crying out to be set against some exposed brickwork and have powder snorted off it by a young man in red braces.
Put asthetics to one side, though, and this is hard to fault. On spiky tracks like One Armed Scissor by At The Drive In, the side-mounted speakers (which can be rotated for directional sound) give the mid-range plenty of bite. Switch to the deep cyber-dub of The Orb’s Perpetual Dawn and the bass is suitably meaty, thanks to the large woofer that’s mounted in the central tube.
Add a remote for volume and track-skip (but nothing more sophisticated, like playlist selection) and USB for connecting to iTunes (it might be slightly easier to bring your iPod to your PC, but cheers anyway) and you have a whole lotta dock for your dosh.