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Bose debuts $599 SoundDock 10 iPod sound system

The newest iPod sound system from Bose is bigger, louder and more expensive than its little brother
- By sandv blog
- Posted September 15, 2009
The original SoundDock was a big seller for Bose and they're hoping that will carry over for their newest iPod sound system. It clocks in at a relatively hefty $599, but Bose is swearing up and down that it sounds great. It has two "twiddlers," which they claim produce a mixture of high and mid sounds. The low-end is provided by a rear-facing woofer.

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Bose announces QuietComfort 15 headphones
- By sandv blog
- Posted August 19, 2009
Bose has just unveiled its latest set of noise-canceling headphones, the Quietcomfort 15 Acoustic Noise Canceling Headphones.
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Bose New SoundDock Plays Nice with iPhone
- By sandv blog
- Posted August 22, 2008
Ever since it was released, the original Bose SoundDock seemed to be the 'go-to' iPod dock for anyone looking for decent sound. Kinda like how their Wave radio became the reference system for all clock radios, most docks were compared to — and fell short of — the SoundDock. Even the portable version was popular. However, there were some issues.

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Bose's New 3-2-1 DVD Systems Add HDMI, But...
- By sandv blog
- Posted July 15, 2008
Bose is releasing two new versions of their 3-2-1 home entertainment systems. These are 2.1 systems that employ Bose TrueSpace Digital circuitry with Dolby Digital and DTS to create a simulated surround image from the two stereo speakers. The new systems are the 3-2-1 GS and the 3-2-1 GSX Series III systems.

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Downsizing Again
- By sandv blog
- Posted September 19, 2007
Bose is up to its old tricks. The company first pulled the faux speaker cabinet caper on audio journalists back in the late 1980's when it introduced the Acoustimass system.

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The Gray Lady Is Behind the Times
- By sandv blog
- Posted July 31, 2007
Extra! "The multichannel sound available for homes has arrived for the car." So says a teaser on the front page of the Automobiles section in this Sunday's edition of The New York Times.

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