The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is the year’s grandest consumer technology expo, and Bowers & Wilkins has taken the opportunity to showcase its current range of audio products – along with one very special new addition to the line-up with the new Zeppelin Air.
The Zeppelin Air dominates Bowers & Wilkins’ stand at CES 2011, both in terms of space and buzz amongst visitors. Several of the sleek speaker systems are set up in order to let attendees get a closer look, and one is even paired with an iPad, giving them the chance to have a play around with the Zeppelin Air’s wireless audio streaming function.
Also on show is the Zeppelin Mini, MM-1 and P5, as well as a wide selection of Bowers & Wilkins speakers. If you happen to be in Vegas and can tear yourself away from the blackjack tables long enough to pay us a visit, come down and take a look for yourself.
Visit the album on our Facebook page or Flickr to view more photos of Bowers & Wilkins at CES.
Just curious, if I used the cable supplied with the iPod, with a USB plug at one end, and inserted it into the MM-1 speakers, would it also bypass the iPod DAC, like it does the computer’s DAC, and allow me to use the MM-1′s DAC and DSP hooked up this way? In other words, bypass the iPod DAC using the iPod’s USB connect cable?
Thanks,
Posted: Thursday, 13 January 2011David
Hi David,
I’m sorry but this method will not work as there is not the specific hardware/software associated with PC’s/Mac’s to communicate with the MM-1′s.
Kind regards
Posted: Tuesday, 18 January 2011Susanna