News Scandyna gets The Drop on Micropod speakers |
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| Written by Matt Chapman | ||||||
| Thursday, 14 June 2007 | ||||||
Page 1 of 4  Apologies headline fans, it was tough to get Scandyna, The Drop and Micropod into a headline and still have it make sense. Still, you get the general idea – Scandyna has a couple of new innovative speakers to show off and we’re here to do the showing.
The two new models include the Micropod SE Active speaker and The Drop Loudspeakers. The midrange unit is the Micropod SE Active, which is designed to channel the sound from your computer or MP3 player. It’s curvy, colourful and compact, but also includes a high-grade amplifier to supply the kevlar bass and soft dome tweeter with “precise and crisp sound”. Available in six vibrant colours – including black, white, blue, red, silver and yellow – Scandyna reckons they are “without doubt one of the most stylish and capable high-fidelity computer/mp3 speakers in the world.”
The Micropod SE Active speakers are available at an estimated retail price of £199 including VAT from authorised resellers, retailers and via mail order. |
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