[Brad]

Finally took the time to get an 1/8" to 1/8" cable to connect my iBook to my Tivoli Model 1 table radio.

Using iTunes (songs ripped to AAC at 320kbps), the sound is quite nice here in the office.  Plenty of volume and a nice clean sound.

Beats the heck out of the cheapie cd jambox I was using.

Playlists, etc, make it much more convenient.   I can spool up a days' worth of music quickly.

[jqp]

Finally took the time to get an 1/8" to 1/8" cable to connect my iBook to my Tivoli Model 1 table radio.

Using iTunes (songs ripped to AAC at 320kbps), the sound is quite nice here in the office.  Plenty of volume and a nice clean sound.

Beats the heck out of the cheapie cd jambox I was using.

Playlists, etc, make it much more convenient.   I can spool up a days' worth of music quickly.

What exactly is a Tivoli Model 1 table radio?

[Brad]

http://www.tivoliaudio.com/index.htm

Kind of a retro-looking am/fm radio.   It has a terrific tuner and very good sound.  Goes for about $100 and well worth it.    MONO!!

It has a headphone output and a 1/8" stereo input as well.

The Model 2 is true stereo and probably sounds pretty good.  I've had mine for a couple of years now - it wasn't available then.

[Thump553]

Nice radio.  My brother got one years ago for our parents on their 50th anniversary (was the Kloss Model One then).  Good sound, very easy to operate.  I never realized it had inputs, though.

I especially like the looks of the new Model Three, but the prices-it must be the Bose Waveradio effect.  Curse them.

[TheeeChosenOne]

Over-hyped.

I had the Model 2.  Okay tuner (compared to my ole' trusty Kenwood reveiver).

Sound was not as full as my Aura Computer speakers.   I ended up returning it to Crutchfield.

It would be a better deal if the prices weren't so high.