Mirage OmniVibe Specifications

By Pam Carroll and James Kirsop on 15/10/2007

More Klipsch reviews , RRP: AU$399.00

The good:

  • Warm bass
  • Omni-directional sound

The bad:

  • Glossy black finish is a fingerprint magnet
  • Higher frequencies lacked vibrancy

The bottomline:

If you want to hear music from all angles in a large room, the aptly named OmniVibe is an iPod speaker system worth looking into.

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Editors' rating:

7.6/10

Tags:

dock | ipod | mirage | omnivibe | speaker | unit

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