Bowens & Wilkins Zeppelin Speakers (Non-Air) in Upper Serangoon View, Northeast Singapore for sale

The Zeppelin (iPod Speaker System) is a group of speaker systems sold, designed, and manufactured by the English audio company Bowers & Wilkins for use with the iPod. . The original speaker, the Zeppelin, was on sale from 2006-2011. WhatHiFi considered that it "set the benchmark for premium iPod speaker docks.
The Zeppelin includes a cradle that hosts all dock-connector iPods, charging all but the 3rd-generation models; a remote control; an auxiliary-input audio jack; and composite- and S-video output jacks for viewing iPod-hosted video and photos on your TV. (The Zeppelin supports video-out with all video-capable iPods; it includes the necessary authorization chip for use with the third-generation iPod nano, the iPod classic and touch, and the iPhone.) The Zeppelin also sports a USB port, although not for syncing your iPod with your computer; the port is for installing software updates to the system itself.
The Zeppelin’s aesthetic design extends to its beautiful remote control, a pebble-shaped device with a glossy-black front and a chrome-plated back; a rubber foot in the middle of the back protects the chrome and keeps the remote from sliding around on smooth surfaces. Besides the standard Power, Play/Pause, Back, Forward, Volume Up, and Volume Down buttons, the remote also provides an Input button that toggles between iPod and auxiliary-input modes. The infrared remote’s performance and range are very good, and it feels great in your hand. On the other hand, the remote almost breaks my Cardinal Rule of Remotes by using a symmetrical shape with a symmetrical button layout, making it difficult to orient the remote by feel. The only tactile indications of orientation are that the Power button, on top, protrudes a bit, whereas the Input button, on the bottom, is flush with the surface of the remote.
You can also turn the system on or off, toggle between inputs, and adjust the volume using chrome buttons on the top of the Zeppelin itself.