Most docking stations support either
Apple’s iOS running mobile devices or Android-powered units, but Samsung’s
DA-E750 Wireless Audio with Dock (WAD) can accommodate both.
Beyond its dual docks, you can cut the
hardware umbilical cord by sending your tunes over Wi-Fi to the WAD by way of
AllShare for Samsung’s Galaxy devices or Airplay for Apple’s portable devices.
iPhone 5, iPad mini and fourth generation iPad users need to make use of these
wireless functions because their devices will not work with this dock, since
Apple switched to a new smaller Lightning connector.
![Samsung DA-E750 wireless audio with dock](http://programming4.us/image/062013/13/9151747.jpg)
Samsung
DA-E750 wireless audio with dock
Additionally, Bluetooth A2DP support means
you are able to stream sound from all other Bluetooth-enabled music players or
phones, whilst the included USB port enables users to play audio files directly
from a flash. Samsung also threw in a handy remote to control music playback
from the couch or bed.
With an impressive amount of connectivity
options and clear audio even at the highest levels, Samsung’s DA-E750 is one to
watch.
![Another headline grabber is Samsung’s unique combination of digital and vacuum tube amp technology, designed to add warmth to the sound by building up even harmonics.](http://programming4.us/image/062013/13/9152763.jpg)
Another
headline grabber is Samsung’s unique combination of digital and vacuum tube amp
technology, designed to add warmth to the sound by building up even harmonics.
Bumping sound
The WAD delivers its sound bang via a
2.1-channel speaker that incorporates a 100 watt subwoofer, providing you with
an impressive amount of bass and audio quality that remains clear. Samsung
equipped the WAD with its Vacuum Tube Amp technology to further boost its sound
and this shows, especially at the maximum volume levels. It managed to retain a
phenomenal sound quality even at the highest levels, showing up the Beat by Dr.
Dre Beatbox portable which exhibited signs of distortion whilst playing
bass-heavy tracks at full blast.
![The speaker dock also features an analog composite input, a USB port so that you can play music from a USB flash drive and support for MP3, WMA, and WAV file formats.](http://programming4.us/image/062013/13/9153763.jpg)
The
speaker dock also features an analog composite input, a USB port so that you
can play music from a USB flash drive and support for MP3, WMA, and WAV file
formats.
To the point
Samsung’s DA-E70 provides plenty of
connectivity options and impressive sound bang for its equally sizable price
tag of $769. If this RRP exceeds your budget, you can consider the more
affordable DA-E750 wireless system that also offers dual docks, great sound and
a range of connectivity options.
![The new, unifying Samsung DA-E750 Audio Dock accommodates both the Apple iOS family iPhone, iPod, iPad and Samsung‘s own flagship, Android-running Galaxy S and Galaxy S2.](http://programming4.us/image/062013/13/9154763.jpg)
The
new, unifying Samsung DA-E750 Audio Dock accommodates both the Apple iOS family
iPhone, iPod, iPad and Samsung‘s own flagship, Android-running Galaxy S and
Galaxy S2.
Samsung
DA-E750 Specifications
§ Speaker
Power: 100 W
§ Speaker
Type: Passive Subwoofer, Powered
§ Features:
Wireless
§ Compatibility:
iPod/iPhone, Galaxy S2, Galaxy S3
§ Channels:
2.1
§ Width:
450mm
§ Depth:
148mm
§ Height:
240mm
§ Weight:
8.6kg
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