In most cases, the Tango sounded as good as or better than the much more expensive iPod Hi-Fi.
Highs: Impressive sound; affordable; stylish; external audio input and outputs
Lows: No iPod menu navigation; minimal features and options
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XtremeMac is known for innovative, high quality iPod accessories, including A/V accessories for the AppleTV and iPod-ready speaker systems like the Tango – a sleek, high-powered speaker system built for use with any generation Apple iPod, iPod mini, and iPod nano. We at Digital Trends put the Tango through the paces to see if it's a worthy competitor in the iPod speaker market, or if it falls short of expectations. Continue reading to find out how the Tango performed.
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by Matt Spece on November 8, 2009:
“The plastic on the power supply cord broke...November 28th....still waiting on a response from corporate headquarters on the back order...product fine but if anything happens..your out of luck...still waiting for power supply cord...” More...
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by Don Hutchinson on November 8, 2009:
“This unit beats out every other unit I tested. Two tweets, two mids and a 4" woof give a dynamic range that is awesome. The amp is 100w/5. I found that the best way to get even recording to recording sound is to set iTunes EQ to "Custom" and the iPod EQ to...” More...