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Think Outside BoomTube H201

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When Virgin hopped into the consumer electronics market with its portable BoomTube line of speakers, people's ears perked up. But then the company left the market, so Think Outside, the organization that originally developed the BoomTube (as well as a very successful line of portable keyboards) decided to resurrect the product. The new version, dubbed the Think Outside BoomTube H201 has a few enhancements, but for the most part, it stays true to the original.

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Think Outside

http://www.thinkoutside.com

Spec Data
  • Price as Tested: $160.00 Street
  • Type: Portable
  • # of channels: 3
  • # of satellites: 2
  • Separate subwoofer: Yes
  • THX certification: No
  • Power rating front satellite: 12 watts RMS per channel
  • Power rating subwoofer: 24 watts RMS per channel
  • Controls on subwoofer: Power

Bottom Line

The Think Outside BoomTube H201 isn't much different from its previous incarnation, but if you need a powerful, sturdy speaker when you're on the go, this fits the bill.

Pros

Powerful, full sound. Rechargeable battery. Carrying case included. Rugged.

Cons

Fairly heavy for a portable speaker.

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