1. Bose SoundDock iPod Music System Series II - $299
The Original Bose SoundDock Series II is compatible with the Apple iPod and iPhone. New features have been added, such as an auxiliary input jack for adding a CD or DVD player or an MP3 player. The supplied remote control operates power, volume and lets you browse the playlist on your iPod. Other Bose iPod dock models are also available by clicking the 'Compare Prices' link.
2. GEORGE Radio Tabletop iPod System
3. B & W Zeppelin Mini iPhone/iPod Tabletop system
B & W, or Bowers & Wilkins is widely known for its avant-garde high-end audio products, so it might seem a surprise that they’ve introduced a tabletop music system and docking station for Apple iPod/iPhone users. But leave it to a company like B & W with its high-end heritage to make a tabletop system worthy of audiophile praise. Pod/iPhone music systems are available in every size, shape, color and price range, but a few, such as the B & W Zeppelin Mini, stand above the rest. Its high fidelity sound, ease of use and high style should put the Mini on your short list when shopping for a player. Read my full review of the B & W Zeppelin Mini.
4. Aktimate iPod Music System - $699
5. Wadia 170i Transport iPod Dock
I subscribe to the belief that the iPod is not a source for serious music listeners when played over a high-end system. But I take it all back. I (and other audiophiles) have been proven wrong with the Wadia 170i Transport. The 170i is a unique iPod dock that plucks the iPod's digital output, bypassing the player's internal digital to analog converters (DACs). Wow, even a caveman can hear the difference! Read my full review of the Wadia 170i.








