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Question: iPod touch 2G compatibility Does anyone know if this unit is compatible with the 2nd-generation iPod touch?
Document: PROS:-I was a little worried when buying a new iPod Touch 2G since firewire  charging was disabled with this new generation as I had heard numerous other docks had lost their charging functionality-- thus I was quite surprised when I saw the charging icon when I docked my new touch! Since the iPod touch charges, I would assume the new 4G Nano will charge as well.-Wonderful sound in such a small package.
Wanted something to play my IPOD Touch around the pool. Gets pretty loud considering it's tiny size. I use it mostly to listen to audio books. At higher volume there is a slight vibration and it does not charge my 2nd or 3rd gen touch or an old 3rd gen nano I jave laying around. Also does not include a docking adapter for either nano or touch. It has a single docking adapter but I don't know which type of ipod it's for, but it sure isn't for any ipod I have.
We own the JBL One Stage Micro Portable Speaker Dock and it sounds good for its size. However you need to realize that it's a very small unit and it can only do so much with speakers that are only about one inch in diameter. It looks very nice and it comes with a nice carry case for storage and travel. The unit works really well with the Ipod Touch and also with the Ipod Nano 3rd Generation. It will charge either unit with no problems.
Great little device, good sound for the size. We use it for the iPod Classic, iPod Touch 1G and the iPhone 3G. It works with all, however when docking the iPhone I get the message that the device is not compatible and I have to set the phone in fly mode (turn off the phone function) to avoid distorted speaker sound.
If you have a Ipod Nano 5th generation, you might be surprised to find that this unit does not charge the Ipod!! !
This little portable speaker has great sound for the size of it. It is perfect for traveling if you like to play your iPod in hotel rooms or whatever. I use it with the iPod Touch 2G and it works great (I've also upgraded my iPod software to the 3G and it still works fine in the JBL speaker system).
I like my music clear and crisp and often loud enough to hear in a large room or patio setting with guests all around. This does the trick. BTW, nano 4th generation compatible (as well as two others I've tried).
How'd they do it....how'd they get all that sound from such a little set of speakers? I was looking for a docking station / boom box for my shop to replace a Sony CD boombox because I've just discovered the world of iPod (ok an old guy here and a bit behind the times). I bought an iPod Touch 3rd generation and downloaded all of my CD's, pretty handy but just didn't care for the earphones while I worked.
Bought this for a 1G iPod Mini. Listing said it was compatible and the price was right (ie cheaper than latest gen On-Stage-Micro). Didn't have super-high expectations for sound, but have been very pleasantly surprised. Has great sound for the size unit it is and descent power (volume). Is fully compatible with the 1G Mini as advertised, right down to the remote, which was an added bonus. Add in prompt shipping and it's all good.
The only solution sometimes is to have it surprise you with a drop out and then shift down your volume accordingly. The unit isn't being damaged, in fact some may see this as a good feature of product protection. It came in a neoprene like case to house it, the AC cord, as well as a pocket designed for my 60gb Ipod to fit in. I also have room for a set of ear buds in there, so I always know where they are.
Answer: ok, so allow me to edit my comments.  it does charge the ipod touch 2g but for whatever reason you have to turn the unit on and off every time you connect it.  slightly annoying, not a deal breaker.  just remember to TURN DOWN the volume before you hit play.  The default volume at first power on is obscenely high.i don't get buzz of any kind but my unit is not an iphone.also, the remote under regular (read : everyday) use eats through a battery in about 6 weeks.  Luckily, the CR2025 battery that it takes can be found for under 50c a piece on the internet (google it).Overall, I think this is an ideal dock for an office as it does reasonably well with really low volumes which most docks don't do and it's an extremely small footprint.