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Onkyo DS-A3
$130.00
Released May, 2009
The Pros:Enough volume to fill small and medium rooms. Will charge both iPod and iPhone while connected. Will play music from iPhone, despite compatibility warning.
The Cons:Remote layout is confusing, takes a long time to learn. Remote has limited range, need to be precise with the aim. On screen display is poor quality, difficult to read.
The Onkyo DS-A3 is a Remote Interactive Dock designed for transferring audio/video iPod signals to a compatible device via component cables. It supports video up to 480i and 576i for the iPod touch, and 480p and 576p for the iPod Nano (3rd, 4th) & Classic.
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At its core is Remote Interactivity, which allows all iPod functions to be viewed on the component device, and then controlled via the DS-A3’s Dedicated Remote Control. Note also that the dock can also be used to view photos in a slide show. Lastly, the Onkyo DS-A3 continually charges the connected iPod.
Additional Information
The Onkyo DS-A3 is a step up from the Onkyo DS-A2X in that it trades its predecessor’s composite outputs for a component output instead—this allows for greater quality and reliability for video playback.
Features
- Remote Interactive Dock
- iPod/iPhone Compatible
- Remote Interactivity
- Dedicated Remote Control
- On-Screen Display
- Audio Listening
- Video Watching
- Image Viewing
Supported iPods
- iPod touch (1st and 2nd generations)
- iPod classic
- 4th Generation iPod with Click Wheel (Latest Software Version)
- 5th Generation iPod with Video (Latest Software Version)
- iPod photo (Latest Software Version)
- iPod mini (Latest Software Version)
- iPod nano (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generations)
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enough volume to fill small and medium rooms
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will charge both iPod and iPhone while connected
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will play music from iPhone, despite compatibility warning
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remote layout is confusing, takes a long time to learn
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remote has limited range, need to be precise with the aim
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on screen display is poor quality, difficult to read
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manual is confusing if you don't use HDMI
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