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Playdock Rocks - Brief Article

Industry Standard, The, August 6, 2001 by Harold Goldberg

IN THE HAWK-FILLED wilds near Maine's rocky coast, Hank Williams, Moby and the Soggy Bottom Boys played a perfect outdoor evening concert. It wasn't some hallucinatory hootenanny, but the sound of Cambridge SoundWorks' $200 PlayDock PD200, a stylishly curvy but hefty speakers-and-battery combo made for the Nomad Jukebox, a player with enough storage space for about 150 CDs' worth of MP3s.

While you probably wouldn't lug the 13-pound three-way stereo speaker system in your backpack, it's campsite perfect, capable of 10 hours of field-filling music on a single 48-hour charge. In fact, PlayDock's acoustics are as unsullied as a higher-priced Bose system (which isn't as portable). Just make sure the people in the tent next to you are cool with the idea. Available through www.nomadworld.com.

COPYRIGHT 2001 Standard Media International
COPYRIGHT 2001 Gale Group
 

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