What is the JBL radial micro docking speaker?

The JBL Radial™ Micro is an outstanding loudspeaker for your IPOD®. It is very small so you can take it along on trips. It recharges your Ipod® and comes with a remote control. The JBL Radial Micro is a space-saving, all-in-one computer sound system and iPod docking station.

Is the JBL radial compatible with the iPod?

The JBL Radial Micro is a space-saving, all-in-one computer sound system and iPod docking station. It is compatible with most docking versions of the iPod, and includes a stereo mini jack for connecting a variety of other devices. An RCA video output allows connection to most televisions.

What are the features of the JBL radial?

As a follow-up of sorts to the beautiful On Time iPod docking clock radio system, JBL’s Radial preserves most of the earlier speaker’s attention-grabbing shrine-like style in black or white casings, and adds two features previously missing: a dedicated bass driver, and a remote control.

How much amplification does a JBL clock radio use?

In On Time, JBL used a Ridge tweeter, two full-range drivers, and 24 watts of total amplification to create sound that was good – if not particularly bass-rich – at normal listening levels, but fell victim to distortion at higher volumes. The design was more than adequate for a clock radio, but not up to snuff on power with Altec’s iM7.

The JBL Radial™ Micro is an outstanding loudspeaker for your IPOD®. It is very small so you can take it along on trips. It recharges your Ipod® and comes with a remote control. The JBL Radial Micro is a space-saving, all-in-one computer sound system and iPod docking station.

The JBL Radial Micro is a space-saving, all-in-one computer sound system and iPod docking station. It is compatible with most docking versions of the iPod, and includes a stereo mini jack for connecting a variety of other devices. An RCA video output allows connection to most televisions.

Can a JBL speaker hook up to an iPad?

This JBL speaker dock lets you enjoy the music on your iPad mini, iPad (4th generation), iPhone 5, iPod touch (5th generation) or iPod nano (7th generation) without adapters – and it has a USB port for compatibility with other devices.

As a follow-up of sorts to the beautiful On Time iPod docking clock radio system, JBL’s Radial preserves most of the earlier speaker’s attention-grabbing shrine-like style in black or white casings, and adds two features previously missing: a dedicated bass driver, and a remote control.