The Samsung DA-E750 and DA-E670 audio dock systems seek to deliver improved sound quality and complement any household setting. Included in this range is the audio dock with a vacuum tube amplifier and the audio dock for Galaxy S and Apple devices.
The DA-E750 audio dock takes advantage of the company’s hybrid vacuum amplifier technology for improved sound performance. Meshing in attributes of vacuum tube amplifiers as well as digital amplifiers, the gadget supports a vacuum tube that serves as a pre-amplifier. Moreover, the power amplifier accesses digital technology to sustain its trim construct.
This audio system is even touted to be compatible with Galaxy S smartphones, Apple devices and iPads by means of a dual docking architecture. Boasting of a 2.1-channel speaker and a built-in subwoofer delivering 100 watts of sound, the audio gadget also allows for playing of audio files directly via a thumb drive or music player. This feature can be attributed to the analog input and USB port supported by the device.
Additionally, the AllShare facility provides support for wireless audio playback for Samsung devices, while AirPlay does the same for iDevices. While the system is functioning, the vacuum tube emits a slight glow, adding on to the overall appearance of the dock.
“Listening to music, whether individually or in a group setting, is one of the most personal and valued forms of entertainment. As the leader in home entertainment, we wanted to create products that are unique, highly-functional and beautifully designed, yet offer the crystal clear, rich sound that consumers can enjoy, regardless of the portable device they store their music on,” commented Sangchul Lee, senior vice president, Samsung Electronics.
The DA-E670 audio dock aims to offer a decent listening experience while simultaneously charging the battery of the device. Arriving in a compact form factor, this system could be an apt addition to the living room or bedroom for listening to music while the charging process goes on steadily.
With the built-in speakers delivering a collective output of 40 watts, the system incorporates a subwoofer offering enhanced bass response. Some other features include auxiliary input, support for Bluetooth-enabled devices and audio compatibility across varied formats for MP3, WAV and WMA from portable storage devices via USB.
The Samsung DA-E750 and DA-E670 release date and price details have not received an official mention presently. The lineup will be showcased at CES 2012.