Minispeakers

Perfect for iPods and a wide range of other digital devices. Based on the design of the original K3000 the 'K3000ST' packs much more power than its smaller cousin!

Click here to read the 5 star Macworld review for the award winning K3000ST

• Battery / USB powered
• 2 x 1.8 Watt power output
• Micro speaker system
• Charges iPod when connected to mains or USB
• Batteries included

• Active power: 1.8W x 2
• Frequency: 100 Hz - 12.5 KHz
• Power supply: USB 5V or 2 x AA battery
• Dimensions: 123.6 mm (w) x 48.6 mm (h) x 48 mm (d)
• Weight: 420 g

• K3000ST Speaker system
• 2 x AA battery
• USB cable
• 3.5mm audio adapter
• Hard carry case

KATHARINE POOLEY GOES TO EXTREMES
Over Minispeakers K3000ST iPod speaker
“I love extreme travel and try to do at least one expedition each year. I always take music with me but since I don’t often travel alone and it’s a bit anti-social always to be plugged into your tunes with headphones, I have a SoundTraveller K3000ST speaker. It’s small and light and has great sound. I’ve tried lots of others – I used to have the Apple version, but it broke. The SoundTraveller has also survived my climbing Mt Aconcagua in Argentina and Mt Elbrus in Russia, so it’s been well and truly tested in terms of portability and robustness.”
Published in the Sunday Telegraph 23 September 2007

***** Macworld - Editor's choice  "The K3000 ST is one of the best genuinely portable speaker solutions we've seen."

I love the sound it is so clean and clear!  Very classic and contemporary.
Elizabeth (Dorset)

I personally feel it is worth spending the extra 20 quid or so and getting something that really delivers. It is a great travel companion – I can’t wait until my next trip! Many thanks - and may I also compliment your speedy delivery!
Gaz

I've been really impressed with the soundtraveller K3000 speakers that I purchased from you last week. I was a little concerned that the soundtraveller would offer the size, convenience & single battery requirements that I was after, but would disappoint me in terms of sound.  Well, I was wrong - they are plenty loud enough to fill a room and they don't sound at all tinny.
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