JBL Speaker docks are consistently among the best sounding mid-priced docks out there. What makes them really impressive is that they get their rich, full sound out of incredibly small, beautiful packages. The OnStage IIIp, above, is the latest in the popular OnStage line, now with a full remote. It is small enough to take with you when travelling, and can run from batteries as well as wall power. It works great with all docking iPods and iPhones, without triggering the annoying Airplane Mode dialog or allowing digital interference from the phone.
The OnStage 200iD is a larger cousin to the IIIp. It shares many of the same features, including the great sound, the remote and full iPhone compatibility. This model is larger, and requires wall power at all times. It is more powerful, though, and can fill a larger room with beautiful sound.
JBL Speaker docks are consistently among the best sounding mid-priced docks out there. What makes them really impressive is that they get their rich, full sound out of incredibly small, beautiful packages. The OnStage IIIp, above, is the latest in the popular OnStage line, now with a full remote. It is small enough to take with you when travelling, and can run from batteries as well as wall power. It works great with all docking iPods and iPhones, without triggering the annoying Airplane Mode dialog or allowing digital interference from the phone.
The OnStage 200iD is a larger cousin to the IIIp. It shares many of the same features, including the great sound, the remote and full iPhone compatibility. This model is larger, and requires wall power at all times. It is more powerful, though, and can fill a larger room with beautiful sound.
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What is the difference between jbl on time 200p and on time 200ID?
What is the difference between jbl on time 200p and on time 200ID?
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