If you are looking for an improved bass level you can always turn on the bass boost option. The standard run of the mill choices are available including Classical, Flat, Jazz, Pop and Rock. The dual dock provides you with a basic preprogrammed equalizer. No distortion was experienced, even when increasing volume levels to a state that I would consider to be excessive for a standard size room.
In fact, I was blown away with the room filling sound when testing other music styles. The distortion in this style of music resulted is a less than desirable listening experience, regardless of volume levels, equalizer settings or dynamic bass usage.Īll other genres tested did not suffer from this problem. Unfortunately, I found the heavy metal music to be muffled in the bass and vocal regions. In testing, I have taken various tracks from my iTunes library that bridge classical, easy listening, pop, rock and of course heavy metal genres. That is, unless you like heavy metal music. Despite this knowledge, the sound output of this device will amaze you. Admittedly, companies like Bose have proven through advanced technologies that a high quality sound reproduction is possible from small speaker design. It is fair to say I have never experienced such a rich sound from a clock radio before. Unlike many technology products, the Philips DC390 does not have a separate power brick to contend with.Īfter admiring the beautiful brushed aluminum design with tapered edges, you will want to immediately place an Apple device into the dock to test the audio quality. Within the box you will receive the unit, a wireless remote control, aux-in cable, user manual, quick start guide and the power cable. Selecting to purchase this unit online should yield no cause for concern as a result. Whilst it is far from pretty, the packaging does its job very well in securing the unit and preventing damage in transit. A color printed white box with the traditional egg carton style packaging. The Philips DC390 ships as all other products in the Philips range do. Gentle wake up with increasing alarm volumeĪux-in for easy connection of other electronic devicesĪuto clock synchronization with iPod/iPhone/iPad when dockedįor those of you looking for beautifully designed packaging, you will be disappointed. The Philips DC390 With iPhone 4 and iPad 2ĭual docking system to charge two devices at onceĭigital Sound Control optimizes music settingsĭynamic Bass Boost for deep, dramatic soundĭual alarm with weekday and weekend settings That is unless you have upgraded to the iPhone 5 or listen to heavy metal music. The Philips DC390 will have you waking up, to the crystal clear music you love, with two completely charged iOS devices every day. It is a rare event when a humble alarm clock can invoke intrigue and excitement.
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