The dock also has an aux in for other devices, an aux out and a video out (assuming your device can send video out) - pretty standard the video out worked without a hitch.Īlso, it's worth noting the remote is just great. Treble - ok and clear mid-range - good, clear bass - present, not powerful. It seems as though the mid range gets the most boost. Even at what I deemed the flat setting, which is how it starts, the sound is clear and never distorts even at max volume - which is pretty nice. It has an EQ but it's not documented what the settings are - use your own ear for the best setting.
#Zune dock clock radio full#
It's not a full sound and sounds kind of confined, or rather restrained in the bass section and even a bit in the highs but it's not meant to be a boombox (we're waiting on Zlive's 2nd entry for that). Sound quality: Given its size, the Zlive NS108B gets very good volume considering it's size. Operation: Pretty simple, plug it in, clip in your clip for your Zune device and slide in your Zune to start playing. What's included: Clips for different Zune sizes, the remote (with button battery already installed), warranty and manual. Just plugging it in lights up the clock display. Unboxing: Nice package, all the standards. The ipod version maxes out at $51.99 (average $40). I bought this from for $59.99, presumably retail, seeing as it's not available anywhere, not even on Amazon for 1-2 months or on the Zlive website. Zlive's first speaker, the NS108B is really a Zune version of the iLive IS208B ipod/touch speaker dock tailored, of course for Zune devices. Good value, decent sound, August 28, 2008īy Derrick B. Control your music from across the room with the remote, and enjoy room-filling sound from the acoustically calibrated stereo speakers. You also can connect to any MP3 player, cell phone, or video game system through the line input. This system connects to all Zune players through the certified connection.
The ZLive NS108B speaker system makes sharing your music a snap.
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