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iPod Touch Speakers

3hn2givr7mx1sc · 2010-05-08 19:06:32

Is it worth getting speakers for the iPod Touch? I find the speaker built into the Touch isn't anywhere near loud enough, tbh. Do separate speakers make a big difference?

08-05-2010 7:06pm

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Is it worth getting speakers for the iPod Touch?

I find the speaker built into the Touch isn't anywhere near loud enough, tbh.
Do separate speakers make a big difference?

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#2 09-05-2010 3:39pm

Gregor Samsa

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It depends entirely on the speakers. If you connect the Touch to crappy 2 Euro shop travel speakers, you'll still be disappointed. I hook mine up to my stereo system, and the quality is as good as a CD.

By the way, the built in speaker isn't really designed for listening to music on - more for games, short YouTube videos and stuff like that. For music, it's no surprise that you'll need decent speakers.

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