Geneva Lab's Travel Hi-fi System - Witchdoctor

Swiss manufacturer Geneva Lab has released Model XS, a stylish portable hi-fi system specifically designed for the traveller.
Here’s the blurb: “Designed to be the perfect companion to the frequent traveller, the XS packs high technology and fidelity into a compact and beautifully designed package. Featuring a high fidelity stereo speaker system with integrated subwoofer, patented amplifier and DSP technologies the Model XS produces a truly remarkable, full scale sound output from a unit compact enough to slip into your carry-on luggage.”
The Model XS features Bluetooth wireless connection to other devices like laptops and iPads, a built-in rechargeable battery with five hours of playback time (it can also be mains powered), intuitive touch-light controls, digital alarm clock and FM radio.
It comes housed in a rugged, fold-up leather-style case.
NZ retail price is $349.

www.genevalab.co.nz

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