Isymphony M 1

Paid £120 for this system a year ago and am astonished to see it (or something very similar to it, not sure if it is the same model) drop down to £40. £120 is arguably a little overprice. The sound quality is powerful and good, although not as crisp and striking as a Bose Docking Station or a B&W Zeppelin....but then it isn't £400! Nonetheless, £120 is maybe too much, but for £40 it is a bargain and a must by. It docks and charges the latest iPods (I have a 5th Gen 120gb Classic), and the remote control has all the usual functions for them to allow them to work. It also has DAB, although I find the controls somewhat confusing and never actually managed to ...  Read the complete review

I have owned my i-syphony for around two years now and overall I think it is a great HiFi system. I looked around for a while for a HiFi system that I could dock my i-pod into but also play CD's and listen to the radio as well. This system was one of the cheapest on the market at the time which is why I decided to go for it. I especially like the look of this particular HiFi, it is very compact and also quite light which makes it easy to transport. (It has come with me to many a party before) It comes with a couple docks for your i-pod so you can dock all generations (Until recently I had the first generation i-pod which works in this as ...  Read the complete review

I have had this player for over a year now, and can honestly say it's one of the best stereo systems I've ever owned. I spent a considerably long time looking for a stereo system that had a proper iPod interface, not just an auxiliary function. The iSymphony comes with a number of dock attachments which allows you to dock in a great number of different generation iPods. Though it took me a while to work out which one I needed for mine, but when I did I learned that I didn't need to do any more to the system to set up my iPod. Aside from the iPod feature, you have the obligatory tuner, a cd function, and an auxiliary function for things like usb ...  Read the complete review