The AP1 from playGo is a compact AirPlay receiver featuring high-end audio circuitry, touch-sensitive controls and DLNA support. The AP1 has a digital audio out, analog audio out, USB and ethernet inputs. It’s currently a project on Kickstarter and for $199+ you can get yourself one (assuming they reach their funding goal of $150,000 by July 5, 2012).
For more details check out their Kickstarter page.
Philips displayed it’s Fidelio SoundCurve AirPlay speaker at IFA. It looks just like one of their docks (minus the dock). The SoundCurve features 2×15 watts of power going to two neodymium drivers. Bass is said to be tight thanks to the unit’s bass pipes. There are USB and aux inputs. Available now.
Denon’s new RCD-N7 CD Receiver and SC-N7 Speakers (sold separately) combine to make the new N7, 2.1 channel, AirPlay Capable System. The RCD-N7 features streaming from Rhapsody, Napster, Last.fm and Pandora. You can stream from any networked PC and with the Apple AirPlay firmware upgrade you’ll be able to stream from iTunes. There is also…
Logic3 announced their Ferrari themed Cavallino GT1 Air AirPlay speaker dock at CES. The Cavallino GT1 Air is a premium AirPlay speaker that is part of of Logic3’s “Ferrari Cavallino Collection”. It’s materials and design are inspired by Ferrari’s GT road cars. Under the hood you’ll find 2 midrange speakers, 2 tweeters and 1 subwoofer….
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Still don’t see the value proposition when you can buy a refurbished Airport Express that does the same thing for $80.
I thought receivers had amps.
@Adam, it depends of the DAC module used in this one because the Airport Express has a really crap one. I am using an external DAC that worth $300 (…).