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Best Buy Offers GEORGE™ Digital Audio System
Business Wire, Nov 13, 2007
System from Chestnut Hill Sound Offers Consumers Brilliant Sound and Ultimate Control of Their Digital Music
NEWTON, Mass. -- Chestnut Hill Sound, provider of next-generation digital audio systems, today announced the availability of its signature GEORGE[TM] compact iPod([R]) sound system at select Best Buy stores nationwide and online at BestBuy.com. In addition, to get a jump on holiday shopping, Chestnut Hill Sound is offering its remote control charging stand with GEORGE as part of a new reduced price package at $499.
"With this Best Buy relationship, GEORGE continues to gain widespread market share as consumers have the opportunity to take control of their digital audio experience," said Steve Krampf, CEO of Chestnut Hill Sound. "GEORGE redefines how consumers access their music libraries and the way they listen to their iPod in their home and office. Now, users have unique control over their digital music libraries at home using an advanced sound system that our reviewers have dubbed 'future proof.'"
GEORGE is the only compact iPod tabletop sound system that combines ultimate remote control, brilliant sound, and style. With the industry's only wireless remote control offering full iPod functionality, no other compact sound system allows users complete control of their iPod from their place of comfort. GEORGE also offers brilliant sound and quality with its Balanced Sonics[TM] approach to emulating recording studio speaker systems, and is the only compact sound system that contains five speakers, including a subwoofer. GEORGE is sold in "traditional" iPod white plastic finish with genuine wood skins available as upgrades in red and natural walnut as well as cherry. GEORGE gives its users a product that is pleasing to both their musical and their aesthetic tastes.
GEORGE is also firmware updatable. As new features become available, users simply update their unit via a home computer, giving GEORGE enhanced functionality over time, as opposed to the product stagnation common in the consumer electronics market. GEORGE also includes AM/FM radio and advanced alarm clock features.
According to the "US Portable Music Device Forecast, 2006 to 2011" by Jupiter Research, 34 percent of portable music devices contain more than 500 songs.
"This is why low fatigue Balanced Sonics and complete iPod control are so important for these power users," said Krampf.
Jupiter Research "Connected Music Devices: Finding a Place in the Audio Landscape" indicates that consumer's most desired features in a tabletop radio include access to an iPod or MP3 player, both AM & FM bands, an alarm and a remote control, all of which are included in the GEORGE system.
GEORGE won the 2007 Macworld Best of Show award. For additional information on GEORGE, including the specific Best Buy stores offering the system and online availability, as well as what reviewers have said, visit www.chillsound.com.
About Chestnut Hill Sound
Based in Newton, Massachusetts, Chestnut Hill Sound is re-defining digital audio for the home by providing breakthrough solutions for a new generation of listeners. The company has created the world's first central platform for the playback of digital audio content. Its flagship product GEORGE is the only digital audio system that enables users to easily access, fully control and conveniently listen to their iPod music collections.
Chestnut Hill Sound was founded by audio and technology pioneers seasoned in developing and producing professional and consumer digital audio systems, computer software and building and managing early-stage technology companies. For more details, visit www.chillsound.com
Chestnut Hill Sound, GEORGE and their respective logo designs, Products with a future, Balanced Sonics and Brilliant Sound Ultimate Control are trademarks of Chestnut Hill Sound Inc. iPod is a trademark of Apple Inc. registered in the U.S. and other countries.
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