High definition audio offers superior sound Wireless remote and built-in controls Play your iPod videos   
 
Altec Lansing M602

The Altec Lansing M602 is an attractively designed iPod Accessory with a built-in dock that recharges your iPod as well as a composite video output for displaying iPod videos on TVs. It's the complete package: Striking good looks, plus rich, clear sound from its four custom-designed speakers makes listening to music a pleasure. Plus, with its versatility, you can attach any audio device, not just iPods. As iPod Speakers go, it's a excellent choice for the money.

Easy to Use

The Altec Lansing M602 is easy to take from room to room because it weighs only 5.2 pounds. Along the top there are buttons for power, volume increase and decrease, bass, and treble. A blue LED behind the power button indicates power status, and you can adjust the volume using the increase and decrease buttons. The wireless remote and built-in controls (play, forward, back, volume, bass, treble, and stand-by) are at your fingertip, making this an extremely simple to use product.

Quality Video and Sound

Sound on the M602 is second to none. High definition audio offers digital amplification delivering powerful sound from such a compact system. You can expect clean, crisp sound provided by the four specially engineered full-range neodymium speakers smoothly delivering a full spectrum of pure, distinct music. Innovative technology creates deep bass without a subwoofer. Plus composite video output for iPod products with video enables you to play your iPod videos on most TVs.

Versatility

This elegant device offers more than just great quality sound and ease of use. The Altec Lansing M602 is also very versatile. It has a universal MP3 cradle which allows you to place other MP3 players front and center. It has a wall mounted design that looks great in your living room or mounted on a wall. Additionally, the Altec Lansing M602 includes a USB port that allows you to sync your Apple MP3 Player with iTunes on your Windows or Mac machine. Plus, if you have an iPod with video capabilities, there's a composite-video output that gives you the option of displaying those videos on a TV.