Thread: Philips DC199

This set consists of a large subwoofer which also serves as controller and two small satellites. This provision does not promote exploded mobility, especially as the speaker connections is carried over wire, as in audio amplifiers.

Different adapters are responsible for the adequacy of the docking station with various iPod models: no problem there. However, the compatibility of the remote control model varies from one iPod to another.



On a nano, it will manually select the media type, navigating to the bosom of base being then ensured. A touch on the other hand, it is only possible to browse the audio files, even if another type of file has been selected.

Another problem: these two iPods were denied the charge. The DC199 features an FM tuner and accepts other sources: USB and Line. The sound quality is excellent, with good bass response and optimal stereo separation.

Like the title says I found this item very stylish and the sound is good for a small unit with good base too. However despite doing lots of research on the unit I managed to over look this fact thats it Will Not Play Properly or charge a 3G iPhone.

The sub houses a questionably sized 102mm means 4 inch driver, an FM tuner and an integrated docking station.Moving on to our pick of the bunch, the DC199 is a 2.1 system with a chunky sub and separate satellite speakers.