Koda IP915 iStereo Music & Video Docking Clock Radio for iPod

• Features: Digital FM radio iPod Docking Speaker Wooden cabinet compact design 2 way system and 18W*2 output power, driver 3" *2+3/4"*2, deliver crystal clear, high quality sound Dock and charge iPod 3.5mm audio input for other audio device Video output for enjoying iPod movie and photo on TV screen Black or maple color for selection

First, be warned ahead of time that this unit must be controlled with its remote. There is virtually no functionality without the remote. Second, be warned the remote is a super cheap plastic piece of crap. If your remote breaks you're stuck in the last mode you used, either Fm radio or ipod. You can't control this unit without the remote. I just tried changing the time. The remote won't work to do it. The time flashes, I push the buttons to change the hour, and nothing happens. I've only had this unit a month, and I can say without a doubt it is a piece of junk that won't be working at all in a short time. Find yourself another unit, preferably one that has controls on the unit not on some worthless remote. You were warned.

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The Wal-Mart's around here (NC) have been selling these units on clearance for $50. I'm honestly amazed how good the sound is from this relatively small unit. It's very clear with great range. Even low-range has a nice thump to it.

Now I don't have an ipod right now, I'm just using the AUX input. However, this device can apparently control any ipod avaliable, including ipod Videos. Yes, it's got TV out.

Build quality is actually very good. It's rather heavy and everything feels very tight. The three buttons (power, volume up and down) all have a satisfying click to them. I wish I could say the same about the credit card remote (which is required for most features) but it gets the job done.

The display is just a basic, inverted LCD. The clock always displays, but also is stuck in 24-hour mode. To the right shows the station or volume. That's about it; perhaps more avaliable when an ipod is being used, but again, I don't have one.

All in all, highly recommended!

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I went to walmart and found this for 40 dollars let me tell you go and get it or find it,The sound quality on this is even better then a bose system I think the sound is so great,The only thing is the cheap remote but is does the job very well, Go and get it now!!!!!!

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I bought this one for bedroom.

Build Quality is good for the price.

I disassembled this one. Inner construction is good as well.

Default sound is too warm.

I think crossover value is too high, approximately 8kHz.

I increased loudspeaker network capacitor to 15uF and inserting something to bass port.

I got more clear sound.

I just got one of these over the holidays. As others have mentioned, the remote is required to control this thing. You have on/off and volume on the speaker-clock unit and that is it. The main unit itself appears to be very well made. It has some 'heft' to it and is very solid. The sound quality is surprisingly good overall and the bass end of the frequency range does not lack. It sounds like a much bigger unit than it is. It works great with my ipod classic and the remote allows you to fully control the ipod through the system.

The down sides? In stark contrast to the construction of the main unit, the remote control is a cheap plastic piece of junk. Very cheesy. My other big complaint is that the lowest volume setting is quite loud. Much too loud for bedroom use which seems like its intended use considering it is a clock radio. The FM radio works better than most clock radios but does not pull stations in as well as my old portable stereo it does get the job done well enough so I guess that may not be a negative.