It features dual Phoenix full-range transducers with computer-optimized DSP equalization for a richly detailed 360-degree soundstage.
The JBL OnBeat includes composite output for showing video content on TV. It offers USB connection to sync and charge devices when connected to the iTunes music library , and a 3.5mm stereo mini-jack auxiliary input that connects to virtually all portable media devices. A IR remote control is included for you to navigate iPod and iPhone menus from up to 15 feet away.
The JBL OnBeat iPad speaker dock will be available in April for $149.95.
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