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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Yamaha. All opinions are 100% mine.

I’ve had the same old trusty iPod for years and it’s been great for listening to music in public places without bothering anyone else. The only problem is that when I get home, my favorite tunes have to be stored elsewhere so that I can listen to them throughout the house. And who really wants to shuffle through the 50+ CDs that we own just to listen to some music? I’m picky, that’s why I have different playlists.

Yamaha has this new speaker dock that I’m looking to buy, called the PDX-60. This dock will bring our parties to life when we have friends and family over. Everyone here likes a different range of music, so we’ll be able to shuffle the songs to get different genres to appease everyone. At $300.00, it’s not going to be an impulse purchase, but it’s a great addition if you’re like us and do a lot of entertaining.

What’s really nifty about this dock is that it also charges your iPod while you’re listening to it. It also has a nice little remote for changing songs whenever your iPod is docked. The bass on this thing is really kickin’ and it provides some awesome sound quality. What’s even better is that it’s wireless!

Specs:

Weight (lbs.) : 3.7
Frequency Response – 60 Hz–20 kHz
Type: Bass-reflex speakers
Woofer: Dual 3-1/4” full-range cone
Dimensions (W x H x D): 13-3/4″ x 4-1/4″ x 4-7/8″

You can also use this with your iPhone or most iPod models. I’m going to get this in black so that it matches my furniture. Santa, if you’re listening, I could really use this for Christmas! (Hint, hint)

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