Kicker IK500 Powered iPod Speaker System

Pros: Outstanding volume range, minimal music distortion, crisp, precise, excellent bass and treble, easy to use

Cons: Weaker midrange sound and midrange vocals, physically bound to proximity of electrical sockets

The Bottom Line: Okay maybe not "flawless", but it certainly approaches that upper limit towards perfection.

Review: ::: STYLE ::: The Kicker IK500 packs a lot of power in a compact form. It's not so big as to harass those wanting to move it around, yet it's not so small to appear meek or inconspicuous. I take particular appreciation in it's ...

Pros: Very dynamic, very responsive, incredibly easy to use, works with pretty much all iPods...

Cons: A little expensive, but worth the money...

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for loud, gorgeous sound then look no further than the Kicker iK500 Powered iPod Speaker System.

Review: Both my husband and I have our own iPods. His is an older, classic white one with 20GB capacity while mine is a sleek black fifth generation Video iPod with 60GB of space. A few years back, I was gifted what was at that time a cutting edge accessory. ...

Pros: Incredible sound, easy set up, loud volume, versatile, saves space

Cons: None from this user. I love this speaker system.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended to people with limited space for older sound systems or for those who are looking to supplement their current sound system for parties, kitchens, etc.

Review: I'm not an audiophile, but I was raised by one and live with another. Both my father and my significant other love to play with their equalizers and speakers, but if I had only myself to think about, I would gladly get rid of all of the equipment to go ...

Pros: sound quality, the way the iPod sits in the dock, ease of use

Cons: could have a radio tuner

The Bottom Line: Better sound quality than Bose and I like where the iPod sits on this one better. It makes it easy to replace huge stereo systems.

Review: I rsquo;ve had my Bose SoundDock Docking Station< a> for my iPod a few years now. It sits nicely on a shelf in the living room and had basically replaced having an entire stereo system. Along comes the Kicker ...

Pros: Quality sound from your iPod!

Cons: No battery option

The Bottom Line: Turn your Ipod UP with the Kicker!

Review: It seems that everyone has iPods now. When I was a kid, it was the Sony Walkman which played Cassettes! Back in that day, if you wanted your sound to boom, you just took your cassette out of your Sony Walkman and popped it into a boom box or your home ...

Pros: Easy to use, great sound even on higher volumes

Cons: Not the best looking player on the market

The Bottom Line: I am loving my Kicker IK500.

Review: When I was growing up, it seemed that anyone who was into music had a nice stereo system in their living room or dining room. There were usually four speakers situated in the room, providing an even balance of sound. There were vinyl records packed ...

Pros: Bookshelf size, HiFi sound, bass hits like Gary Sheffield, simple menu system, perfect remote.

Cons: It's expensive, but worth it for the quality and volume of sound you get.

The Bottom Line: In a crowded market of punch-drunk pretenders the Kicker IK500 delivers the blows without remorse, I love my iKick, so stop wasting time shopping... pick it and Kick it!

Review: Kicker IK500 iPod Speaker System Weight: 9.2 lbs Dimensions: 8.5" x 19.2" x 8.4" Ports: One 1/8" AUX input, stereo RCA output MSRP: $349.00I don't need to mention to shoppers that currently the ...

Pros: Digital Sound Processing, Treble, Bass controls, plays full range!

Cons: It looks unique; my friend's all love the way it looks/sounds.

The Bottom Line: If you need to throw a party, or enjoy full range-sound, be it Rock, Jazz, Hip-Hop, or Symphonic, buy the iKICK iK500!

Review: The Awesome iKICK, iK500 from KICKER reminds me of High School with a system in my Celica, except this system is in my living room, bathroom and garage! If you want full range sound, loud volumes, thunderous bass in your Dorm, basement, garage, den or ...

Pros: Powerful, very good sound quality, easy to use

Cons: none of any consequence

The Bottom Line: The Kicker IK500 may be the ultimate powered speaker system for iPod owners

Review: I’ve been enthusiastic about popular music since the late fifties and I grew up listening to the Carter Family, Roy Orbison, Carl Perkins, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Ray Charles, Patsy Cline, Brenda Lee, and Sam Cooke. I don’t have an iPod - I ...

Pros: Big sound (quality and volume), easy to use, connectivity

Cons: not toddler proof, design a bit different from iPod, a bit pricey

The Bottom Line: A solid sound performance without "unnecessary" bells and whistles.

Review: Up until now, my iPod Nano was only allowed to sound through the headphones and occasionally a FM transmitter to the car's stereo. The Kicker iKick iK500 changed that and the our rooms are now filled with music coming from a tiny mp3 player. Kicker is ...