Hi Fi iPod Speaker System A1121 By Apple No Power No Sound

Apple -- the iPod Hi-fi. These were introduced in February of 2006 and were discontinued in September of 2007. It has two 80mm midrange drivers and a 130mm dual voice-coil woofer. They are in a ported, tuned, and double-walled enclosure, with separate cabinets for each driver. These speakers sound great,the easily-removable grill. The inputs are simple,There is a slot on the top to set your iPod in, as well as and 3.5mm input jack on the back. The controls are extra-simple. There are touch-sensitive volume and track controls on top of the unit. Also, the Hi-fi comes with a remote that allows you to control the same things. The chassis is uber-durable. It has the usual Apple quality dripping from every gently-radiused shiny surface. It measures about a 1 & ½ feet long by ½ fot by ½ foot. It has a supple rubber footing along the bottom that prevents it from marring your Chippendale table, or Ikea PS cabinet. The iPod Hi-fi draws electricity through a whopping 9 ½-foot AC cable, or through 6 ecologically-evil D cell batteries. With the batteries, it weighs in at an astounding 16.7 pounds. It did not have an AM/FM radio tuner. The remote did not support all of the normal iPod functions. Not Compatible with nano or new ipods