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MINIRIG Portable rechargeable speaker

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  • Large high quality 3 inch neodymium driver delivers outstanding sound
  • Powerful 15W digital amplifier with limiter means you can enjoy your music loud and clear
  • Rechargeable Lithium polymer battery gives over 50 hours playback from each charge
  • Dual 3.5mm jack sockets are compatible with any media player and allow multiple MINIRIGs to link together
  • Comes with a quality nylon padded zip case!
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 July 2012
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5.0 out of 5 stars Scores highly on design, price, size & mobility - Sound quality is very good, going for clarity over bass via an iPod
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 July 2012
The MiniRig is exceptionally well engineered from aluminium and now comes with a high quality grey zipped padded travel case, although the speaker is a tight fit and removing it isn't as easy as sliding it in. The case lid holds the 3.5mm speaker to MP3 player headphone socket cable, which is usefully 38" (98cm) long, so you can very easily hold and control the iPod in the hand when using it tethered to the MiniRig speaker (I actually prefer this to a fixed dock). There's also a non-standard 36" USB recharge lead, terminating in a 0.5mm circular plug rather than a standard micro-USB fitting, and we purchased a spare one from Pasce as they were so cheap. The MiniRig is quite large at 72mm x 101.6mm, and weighs 424g, so it's portable in the backpack or a carrier bag rather than the pocket.

In some respects the MiniRigs hi-fi sound isn't the only reason for buying, as its mobile battery portability, cool styling, and high quality build also figure in the value for money equation. The audio is mono and of good quality, and it goes pretty loud via the hi-gain input. Importantly for me is that it has decent clarity for vocals, as I listen mostly to rock and pop, with some folk/country/easy listening/classical. Sound is a bit bass light to my ears (and I'm not a lover of heavy bass), although bass can easily be boosted by positioning (the floor and corners being preferred to increase bass) and changing the equalisation settings on the iPod (e.g. bass boost). Upping the volume to max also adds a lot of weight and dynamics to the sound, giving the MiniRig an almost crystal clarity. The MiniRig isn't dull, it's a bright chirpy little thing, although it can do mellow with suitable tracks (e.g. Vangelis, Simon and Garfunkle) particularly at lower volumes. I always rip CDs to iTunes Plus or Lossless, i.e. best quality sound. About the house I use my Arcam rCube iPod dock, with the teenage kids taking over the MiniRig, but further afield the MiniRig really comes into its own, and it's also great for holidays as it's so easily charged via a 12v car supply USB adaptor. The MiniRig even gives the rCube a run for its money at low volume settings. This says a lot about the quality and design of the MiniRig, with the MiniRig matching the rCube on style, and even beating the rCube on portability, ruggedness and value, whilst still providing an enjoyable audio experience capable of filling a small room. Plus my Minirig's sound quality was significantly improved by feeding it iTunes audio via my PC USB2 Arcam rPAC DAC or via my gaming PCs internal XtremeMusic XFi soundcard headphone sockets, where the Minirigs missing bass reappeared, giving a more rounded weighty sound. So, despite being very convinient, feeding the signal directly via the iPod's underpowered headphone socket does hold the Minirig back.

The small block of LEDs are quite informative showing charging and charge left. They glow green full charge, green/blue half charge, blue 30% charge, purple under 25% charge, and red recharge now (the LEDs flash red when recharging, and stops flashing when charged). There's no on/off, the MiniRig autopowers on as the audio lead is plugged in (often with a rather loud click as it powers on). You get more volume via the top 3.5mm hi-gain socket, at the expense of shorter battery life (a massive 50h at low volume via the lower lo-gain socket, dropping to 20h at high volume via the upper socket). There's no volume control, that's done simply via the iPod volume setting. There's a volume limiter to prevent speaker damage and distortion from playing the music too loud. You can even buy two MiniRigs and get a special splitter audio cable for stereo (not supplied) or mono link them for more oomph, but the added bulk and inconvinience of twin speaker units probably negates the MiniRigs ultra convinient portability - although a second unit for others in the household is worth having. The MiniRig isn't waterproof, so it will require protection from the rain or water in a tent. The supplied storage case is fairly showerproof though. The MiniRig comes in a stylish black cardboard tube that we have kept for additional storage protection.

So 5* from us for the endearing British MiniRig - perhaps Britain's HiFi manufacturers do still rule the airwaves. It's a worthwhile step up in quality from the great little [[ASIN:B001UEBN42 X-Mi X Mini II 2nd Generation Capsule iPhone / iPad / iPod / MP3 / Laptop Speaker - Black]] USB speaker units we previously used.
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