Outdoor Wireless Rock Speaker 8" WR800 by OSD Audio
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Hydra Cable: Is the “Six Headed Monster of MP3 Cables” Worth the Price?
With outwardly everything going wireless these days, what’s the point of cables when it comes to light devices and audio? While it’s true that AirPlay and other technologies have gone a covet way toward reducing the need to physically connect an iDevice or other gadget to an audio system, the immense majority of systems currently in homes (and cars) still depend on a fleshly connection. So, if you want to plug your iPhone, iPad, smartphone or MP3 punter into a stereo to pump out the jams, it makes sense to have cables skilled. But how many cables do you need? RAM electronics tries to distill it down to one, with its Hydra prevalent cable.
When you first lay eyes on the Hydra (described in product literature as “the six headed miscreation of an MP3 cable”), it may look a little unwieldy. The last speaker water down you bought likely came with a slim little 3.5mm mini cavendish cable that would let you bypass the dock and hook up a portable device via an accessory jack to headphone jack connection. The Hydra isn’t that slim inadequate cable, although it does have the necessary components to accomplish that same auxiliary to headphone jack tie-in. The Hydra includes much more though, which is why the manufacturer also refers to it as a “ Swiss Army Pierce ” of a cable. Hanging off the input end of this cable is the 3.5mm mini quid, plus an iDevice (iPod, iPad, iPhone) docking connector; at the other end are another 3.5mm mini jam, a pair of RCA jacks and a USB connector.
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