iPod Tivoli iSongBook

Pros: Portable, iPod dock, great radio reception, rugged, sounds good, remote stereo speaker.

Cons: Expensive. Would be nice if rechargeable batteries were included.

The Bottom Line: Expensive, but worth every penny. If you spend time in hotel rooms, it will be your new best friend. Great for the deck, beach, or anywhere.

Review: First, let me say that I am a big fan of the Tivoli Audio line of products, and am the proud owner of a Model 1, Model 2, Model CD, and PAL. The first time I saw a Tivoli SongBook in the store, I couldn't quite figure out who it was for. It is ...

Pros: Sounds Great, Feels Great, Looks Great; more cool, usable features than a Swiss Army knife!

Cons: Very expensive. Bass levels are just okay. Some desirable features just not there.

The Bottom Line: For an iPod integrated Clock Radio, there are limited choices. The iSongbook blows the others away with the style and grace of a black Ferrari.

Review: i purchased the Tivoli iSongbook after much research and after i returned the iHome Clock Radio, which did not leave me satisfied in many areas. The iSongbook is extremely expensive, costing about $350 after taxes, and costs about as much as a new ...

Pros: Excellent sound, portability, versatility in a high quality package with a Tivoli Audio reputation.

Cons: Doesn't have thumping bass and a premium price.

The Bottom Line: The ultimate iPod accessory with versatility, true stereo separation and high quality all around.

Review: Tivoli Audio continues to build upon a magnificent core of fine audio products which offer performance and affordability. The iSongbook was specifically designed for the Apple iPod. It is the first "aftermarket" accessory to use Apple's Universal Dock. ...

Pros: Quality construction, great sound for size

Cons: Sound quality lacks deep bass, list price seems a bit high to me

The Bottom Line: I would absolutely recommend the iSongBook to anyone looking for an iPod doc as long as they weren't paying full list price for it.

Review: This is a great product for its size. The sound quality is truly impressive when you take into account the size and portability of the unit. There is a lack of deep bass but being merely a few inches in thickness that is very understandable. The ...

Pros: Easy to use, nice looking, sounds good does what it promises. Portable but not flimsy.

Cons: None that we are aware of.

Review: We bought this for a Christmas gift for our 13 year old daughter, along with her first IPod. We bought it at Sears for $149.00. I've never heard of Tivoli Audio but liked the features we read about on the box. We checked it out this morning and find ...

Pros: Superior build-quality; great sound; one of the few iPod portable clock-radios available.

Cons: It has a list of terrific features, but none have any depth

The Bottom Line: At $250 the iSongbook is overpriced given the weak performance of it's advertised features. Tivoli needs to either beef up the feature's functionality or lower the price.

Review: The Tivoli iSongbook caught my interest when it was first released a couple of years ago but I never made the plunge because quite frankly the price, $250-299, just plain scared me. I’ve got my share of expensive gadgets, but I just couldn’t justify ...