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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 91498" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Danley Sound Labs IonWhile the ION is a great little speaker and sounds better than other similar units-I would not consider it for your daughters needs for the following reasons.1: It is a mono speaker-no way to make it blue tooth stereo.&nbsp; With some creative wiring of the 1/8&quot; input you could use 2 for stereo-if you go &quot;old fashioned analog&quot;.2: While it has a decent bass response for it s size (and it can be enhanced by sticking it on a &quot;cavity&quot; that can resonate), it is not what you would consider a kids stereo.3: I doubt it would get loud enough-even though it does have a decent output (again for its size).It is a great unit for what it is-and for the things it can do-but a &quot;youth stereo&quot; it is not.&nbsp; Unless of course you want the make her keep the disturbance down for the rest of the family.&nbsp; Then it could work great.This is just MY opinion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 91498, member: 30"] Re: Danley Sound Labs Ion While the ION is a great little speaker and sounds better than other similar units-I would not consider it for your daughters needs for the following reasons. 1: It is a mono speaker-no way to make it blue tooth stereo. With some creative wiring of the 1/8" input you could use 2 for stereo-if you go "old fashioned analog". 2: While it has a decent bass response for it s size (and it can be enhanced by sticking it on a "cavity" that can resonate), it is not what you would consider a kids stereo. 3: I doubt it would get loud enough-even though it does have a decent output (again for its size). It is a great unit for what it is-and for the things it can do-but a "youth stereo" it is not. Unless of course you want the make her keep the disturbance down for the rest of the family. Then it could work great. This is just MY opinion. [/QUOTE]

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