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Reviews of the JBL On Stage 400P speaker dock

  • 7.0

    CNET Review

    May 27, 2009

    The Good: The JBL On Stage 400P offers clear, detailed audio and an impressive low-end response for its size. It's compatible with all docking iPods and is magnetically shielded against iPhone interference. There's an auxiliary line input for using the speaker with the Shuffle and any other MP3 player. A useful remote is included.

    The Bad: The JBL On Stage 400P doesn't have many extra features, such as an FM tuner or alarm clock. It does not offer a battery power option.

    The Bottom Line: A full $50 cheaper than the Bose SoundDock, the JBL On Stage 400P offers a solid alternative for iPod owners who want clear audio and present bass from a reasonably compact speaker.

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  • 9.3

    alaTest.com

    By alaTest | November 21, 2009

    Review Summary: Experts rate this product 75/100 and users 88/100. Comparing these reviews to 99292 other Speakers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 93/100 = Excellent.

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  • No Rating

    ilounge.com

    By Jeremy Horwitz | April 21, 2009

    Review Summary: In summary, On Stage 400P is a strong mid-priced iPod and iPhone speaker system with certain strengths-namely, audio balance, detail, and an impressive combination of high highs and controlled lows-and certain weaknesses, namely its reluctance to ...

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Manufacturer: Harman Kardon

Part number: OS-400PBLK

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