Comments on: EOS 100T1RB Wireless Audio System with Universal iPod Docking Base and Remote Speaker

By: P. Dorsey

P. Dorsey — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 02:03:00 +0000

They do not say it, but it will NOT charge 4 generation IPOD NANOS. The company will admit this when you contact them.

By: Marieka Kaye

Marieka Kaye — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 23:50:44 +0000

Although small and probably not for those who are super picky about sound quality, this audio system works wonderfully and fills my little two bedroom house with music. It was easy to set up and I like the option of being able to buy additional speakers if I want music to play in more rooms. I am very, very happy with this purchase, and it doesn’t break the bank or clutter my space with wires.

By: Susan Harkness

Susan Harkness — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 23:06:02 +0000

Originally I had planned on spending over $10,000+ to have music throughout my home. But with the EOS Wireless system and four speakers I can have beautiful digital music playing in all or just some of the rooms of my house. Each speaker’s volume can be adjusted from completely off to as loud as you like.

The sound is superb and is great for parties or simply for my own audiophile enjoyment. I installed it myself and I am hardly a techy. My girlfriends think I am brilliant.

I recommend this to any audiophile who has an IPod (any MP3 player), or like me, has an extensive Music Library on my computer.

By: RayRopes

RayRopes — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:17:00 +0000

I got the EOS wireless system for a great price online and overall am happy with the product. The ease of use and wireless capability are great and the sound is average. My issues with the product are more a consequence of Apple’s schizophrenia. I have an Ipod Touch which works great but is unable to charge on this device. I bought one of the third party products (Griffin Charge Adapter) and this doesn’t solve the problem either. Not really EOS’s fault, but annoying nevertheless. My other warning is for other Ipod Touch users who like to use internet radio such as Pandora or Finetune while docked. Apparently the wireless interferes with the network because none of these services will work with the wireless feature enabled. Again, not really EOS’s fault but something other people should be aware of. Like I said from the start, this is a good product as a whole and does let me play my ipod music around the house, but there are still issues. I wouldn’t buy it unless there was a deal going on and part of me thinks that since it is a wireless audio system the remote should be RF. I am optimistic that either the next generation will be better or other products will continue to come along in this field.

By: CPU Geek

CPU Geek — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 18:55:10 +0000

The base system works great, but was unable to link with extra speaker, due to a broken link button. I went to exchange it and the Seller ANTOnline, made me pay for shipping back and then if I wanted a new one shipping again to re-purchase it.