Buy Altec Lansing IM4 Portable Audio SystemAltec Lansing IM4 Portable Audio System Product Description:
- Portable battery-operated stereo system shares the sounds
- A highly efficient Class D amplifier powers 4 full-range micro drivers
- Dual inputs allow you to connect 2 audio players at the same time (second cable not included)
- Perfect for portable CD players, MP3 players and DVD players
- 1Hx5.3Wx10.25L"; 2.4 lbs.
Product Description
Enhanced, Portable Sound For MP3, CD, And Other Portable Audio Players You've got a CD player, an MP3 player, and a portable DVD player, but until now you were the only one listening. Introducing the Altec Lansing inMotion iM4 portable audio system. This tiny, portable, battery-operated stereo system lets you share the sounds at home, at the beach, on the go... where ever. A highly efficient Class D amplifier powers four full-range micro drivers to deliver a full spectrum of pure, distinct sound, while the revolutionary MaxxBass™ technology allows listeners to enjoy deep bass without lugging around a subwoofer. Place your small portable audio device on the rubberized base, plug in the retractable audio cable, and fire up your system. It' s great sound that everyone can enjoy.
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50 of 54 people found the following review helpful.
Altec Lansing IM4 or IM2?
By Marco De Vivo
A very good audio system, but sounds exactly the same as the previous IM2 which you can have for half the price.I have been all my life in HI-FI, and honestly believe I can easily distinguish the characteristic sound of any of these kind of systems. Nevertheless, to me, IM2 and IM4 really sound exactly the same. So, before buying an IM4, give a try to IM2s or (if you believe me) just look for IM2s'offers at Amzon or elsewhere (they are still very popular systems).As said above, you will find IM2s for HALF the price of IM4s.
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful.
very nice set of travel speakers
By Bill Clark
I spend a lot of time on planes and in hotel rooms, and my Zen Micro is a lifesaver. I wanted music in the hotel room, however, and bought these after some study.Sound quality is excellent, with good bass. Physical design is also very convenient: folds into a flat package, fits into a soft cloth bag, takes up very little room in my suitcase. When open for business, the non-slip plastic on the top of the center unit is an excellent place to set your music player. The plug-in is a short cord that retracts into the main unit when not in use.The external power adapater is an especially clever design, with 'snap in' plug adapters for US, UK & other AC plug types.May also be powered by 4 AA batteries, but in this regard I've had less luck: left the unit 'on' by accident when I unplugged it, and when I returned to my hotel room, the batteries were exhausted.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful.It Is No Stereo But........!
By Norman C. Hunter
If a person has a non Ipod MP3 player i.e. Creative, Dell, or Iriver and does wants to hear music out in the open the choices are pretty limited. The sound of these portable speakers are more extended than the Creative Travelmate in the bass and treble but still are a bit on the thin side sonically but what can you expect for $70 to $80? Dell is asking $100 for this product which is too much. The specs say that the bass goes down to 60 hz which I find hard to believe. Probably 100 hz is more realisitic. For listening to music while traveling or for casual listening in out of the way rooms of your home this is worth the money otherwise buy a real stereo.
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