PSP PlayGear Amp
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I decided to get some good speakers for my PSP after I got it so that I could share MP3s and movies with my friends. The attached speaker system from Logic3 is great, but it's not loud enough. When I saw this fantastic deal on Logitech's PlayGear for such a low price, I decided to give it a shot. The purchase can be summarized in one word: Wow! These speakers have a great sound. They're even better than the ones I have on my computer. When I turned up the volume to maximum, the room I was in was filled with music that rivaled that of a top-tier radio station. top-notch stereo on the go Even better, you can use the unit with your computer, MP3 player, or CD player. It also includes a 12" zippered pocket. The speakers, cords, and power adapter are held in a closed, square nylon case. The only aspect of the unit that I dislike is the cradle that holds the PSP. It is insufficiently stable. It's fine as long as the viewer keeps the entire unit centered in one location. It would be much easier to carry the PSP around if Logitech had made it so that it could clip onto the main body of the unit. Despite this minor flaw, I would strongly recommend this speaker system to anyone looking to amplify music and movies from a PSP or other portable sources.
This was purchased from Amazon. Reforger's Marketplace on com. com. Shipping was prompt, and communication was excellent both before and after the speakers arrived (I had to contact them later with a question about the speakers). br>br>The speakers have a sleek design and sound fantastic. These are far superior to the built-in speakers or ear/headphones for my PSP gaming. The aesthetics and finish are excellent. The metal stand is durable and functional. br>br>I have two points to make, both of which are related to the volume control. The volume is controlled by two buttons (- and +), which is a minor annoyance. and +). Personally, I would have preferred a dial knob or a recessed dial. I suppose it's just a matter of taste. You have no idea where you are in the volume range when using the buttons. br>br>Another point to note is that when the speakers are powered solely by the supplied AC adapter (i. e. , without batteries), the volume will reset to zero after the unit has been unplugged for a while, whereas when powered by batteries, this is not an issue. I can use rechargeable AAA NiMH batteries with this, by the way. br>br>Strongly suggested! br>br>.
My personal opinion is that br>br>I'm not sure why no one mentioned the shoddy setup here - that when you use the included audio chord to connect the PSP to the computer, The chord would not allow the PSP to fit into the included cradle, so you won't be able to use it together! 2000/3000 to the speakers br>What then is the point of the whole thing? br>It's supposed to be a mini-game. set for a theatre- It's all set for you to connect your PSP and watch movies, but it's a complete failure! br>The only thing you can do with it is listen to music - there's nothing else you can do with it. Then you'd simply connect it to your PSP and place it flat on a tabletop, etc. - So, for movie watching, it's basically useless. br>br>Only one piece of work br>br> The alternative would be to purchase a separate stand that would allow for an audio-visual connection. If you don't have an out hookup, you can just put your PSP stand in front of the speakers, but that'll cost you more money, and it's ridiculous that the designers couldn't figure it out. br>br>On the plus side, for the price of $15, the sound quality of the speakers is excellent.
It comes with a fantastic cradle that perfectly fits the player, allowing you to watch movies without having to hold the device. There are two different length cables included as well, one for connecting the PS3 to the cradle and the other for gaming. The one used for gaming, on the other hand, is much longer. You have the option of plugging it in or using batteries to power it. Again, I'm blown away by how clear and loud the sound is, but Logitech is known for producing high-quality products, and this one is no exception. Oh, and it also comes with a handy carrying case for neatly storing everything. Durable design and construction, attractive appearance, and excellent sound All for less than $20. I've seen units that cost a lot more than this one that aren't nearly as nice. Just buy it right now!.
The sound is crystal clear, with plenty of bass. I just reordered this because I gave my previous set to someone, and I have to say, they still sound great to this day. All you have to do is turn up the volume on the sound and then turn it down on click, and you're done. This is done to prevent them from being broken by loud noises. And believe me, even though the price is a little high (when I bought them, they were $79), they create the ultimate psp experience because you can feel things that are on top of or beneath you (like you could with the original psp headphones). They're expensive ($99), but they're very durable and perfect for camping or using with your computer.
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