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Stripy Music Studio
By: Laiq Qureshi   |   Mar 04,2008
  • 4
Stylish design
Good sound
Lightweight
Jars at high volume
No recharging options

From wall systems to PC speakers, we've come a long way over the past decade. We may take this progress for granted, but the fact is we owe a lot to technowizards who helped make the transition. The latest device to undergo upgrades is the portable speaker! It's not radically new, perhaps, but the advances are still encouraging.

Portable speakers need to be small and light enough to carry around, and powerful enough to be able to sustain the mood in a hotel room. I have seen some devices worth mentioning, but the one I'm talking about marks a comfortable equilibrium. Yes, the Stripy Music Studio speakers can be your perfect travel companion – they are small, stylish (very important) and offer great sound. They are ideal for your office computer too.

The speakers comprise two satellites and a volume hub. The satellites incorporate a cool swivel design that allows you to focus sound in any direction. Or you can just keep them upright. I like the compact form factor, but I don't like the fact that they can't be charged for remote playback. No electricity, no music. This sucks, so kindly look elsewhere if you plan to go camping.



Each satellite has room at the bottom to store the cables running out of them. Talking of cables, you may constantly run the risk of entangled wires. All the connections are hosted on the volume hub; three of them actually. This includes inputs from each speakers, and one DC slot for the power.

I like the cool purple ring that illuminates when the speakers are powered on. All you need to do is press and hold down the white dome on the volume hub until it turns purple. This also happens to be the volume knob: press it once and it will turn blue, and you can control the bass level. Green means treble.

That's all there is to these speakers really. A 3.5mm plug allows you to listen to music on MP3 players, your phone if it takes a 3.5mm jack, or, as I mentioned earlier, your computer. Both left and right speakers come with 1.5m cables.


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I looked for these speaker in Delhi, Gurgaon, Bangalore, Dubai...

Couldn't manage to hava glimpse of it either
Tan @ Jun 14,2008
do these have any bass? they look too cute though
puneet @ Mar 05,2008
Where do you get these in Mumbai. I was in the market for speakers, and my Bose companion 2 died out on me. If someone can find out where in Mumbai do you get these ( not lamington road!!!).. i wud love it.
Alvito @ Mar 05,2008
The review sounds nice and i must admit that the looks are cuddly for sure. Would surely go for one only if i knew where to get them from in Delhi? Any Idea folks??

Cheers..
Karan @ Mar 04,2008
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