Its smaller, and Sony usually has good quality sound. You won't be
using it at a party but it should provide quality sound loud enough for
an office environment.
http://www.crutchfield.com/g_10210/Boomboxes.html?c=7&tp=251&avf=N
Sony ZS-S2iP
S2 Sport® CD/radio boombox with iPod® dock (Black/ White)
* For all docking iPods, including video iPods, iPod photos, iPod
nanos, and iPod minis
* CD player and AM/FM tuner
* two 3-1/4" full-range speakers
Mike
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Not true IMHO.
But if I already have an audiophile-grade "mini stereo" in my office I
might as well use it and not clutter the place up with more speakers. For
others, getting a "mini stereo" may be a good move as it adds
capabilities along with the speakers. I really don't want to be playing
CDs via my computer's optical drive.
Has anyone seen a good audiophile-grade "mini stereo"? Mine is now over
20 years old and has lost some functions. When I went shopping for a
replacement all I saw was big and ugly units that looked more like boom
boxes.
I have a Yamaha YST-R7.
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