Comments on: Pillow Speaker http://www.deep-delta.com/pillow-speaker_183.html The site for better sleep. Wed, 26 Jan 2011 17:20:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Nadine http://www.deep-delta.com/pillow-speaker_183.html/comment-page-1#comment-196 Nadine Fri, 31 Jul 2009 19:54:05 +0000 http://www.deep-delta.com/pillow-speaker_183.html#comment-196 </div> You do have to adjust your head a bit otherwise its muffled. It took me a few days to position it correctly under the pillow. I put it at a 45 degree angle and it worked perfectly. However, after about a month of use its starting to die on me. One of the speakers is really fissling out, and the other one is starting to fade as well. Its more irritating than "soothing". I would not buy this particular product again. You do have to adjust your head a bit otherwise its muffled. It took me a few days to position it correctly under the pillow. I put it at a 45 degree angle and it worked perfectly. However, after about a month of use its starting to die on me. One of the speakers is really fissling out, and the other one is starting to fade as well. Its more irritating than “soothing”. I would not buy this particular product again.

]]> By: Damita http://www.deep-delta.com/pillow-speaker_183.html/comment-page-1#comment-195 Damita Fri, 31 Jul 2009 19:02:56 +0000 http://www.deep-delta.com/pillow-speaker_183.html#comment-195 </div> I listen to a relaxation CD while in bed and have not liked doing so while using headphones. The reason being that they are uncomfortable if one falls asleep while listening. Also, the sound in the rest of the house is blocked out. The Pillowsonic Pillow Speaker is the perfect solution. I have a very thick pillow and I can hear the music very well and the speaking also well with the volume up high. The person in bed next to me can hear nothing. A+ item. I listen to a relaxation CD while in bed and have not liked doing so while using headphones. The reason being that they are uncomfortable if one falls asleep while listening. Also, the sound in the rest of the house is blocked out. The Pillowsonic Pillow Speaker is the perfect solution. I have a very thick pillow and I can hear the music very well and the speaking also well with the volume up high. The person in bed next to me can hear nothing. A+ item.

]]> By: Macon http://www.deep-delta.com/pillow-speaker_183.html/comment-page-1#comment-194 Macon Fri, 31 Jul 2009 16:15:50 +0000 http://www.deep-delta.com/pillow-speaker_183.html#comment-194 </div> Pillow speakers.... what a great idea! <br/>Especially for self help, subliminal tapes etc. Even for sunbathing ! <br/><br/>I've tried several pillow speakers in the quest for better sound quality AND comfort. <br/>Apparently a difficult combination to attain for many manufacturers. <br/>I began my quest by purchasing one of the first offerings, a standard size bed pillow, in which the speakers were embedded. A cord was attached to the pillow to connect to your device (walkman, in my case). <br/>Afer several uses, (not that many) the speakers would cut out & crackle when I moved the cord. <br/>Ended up as spare pillow sans speaker :o( <br/><br/>Next, I tried the standard $6 radio shack pillow speaker, which was actually rather sturdy, round & had a handy volume control (similar to the Sharper Image pillow speaker). Excellent for travel, but the sound quality really sucked, really tiny AND really tinny AND it really feels like there is a rock under your pillow. <br/><br/>After much searching, I came across the PillowSonic digital stereo pillow speaker insert, purchased for $19 from the manufacturer's website. <br/>I received a free relaxation CD as they were running a promo at the time <br/>I think PillowSonic has nailed it. <br/>The cushioned pillow insert contains TWO speakers providing stereo sound (from both sides of the pillow). Surprisingly clear, quite adequate, although we are not talking Bose quality. Not too shabby. <br/><br/>The pillow sleeve itself is rather soft & cushioned well enough where the metal edges of the speakers are not annoying to your ears through your pillow. Unlike the hard plastic radio shack unit... (aka little rock); <br/>PillowSonic is quite comfortable; you can barely feel the speakers. <br/>I slide it into my pillowcase, underneath my pillow & cannot feel it. <br/>Easy to pack & travel as well. <br/><br/>The only disadvantage I encountered was the lack of volume control on the cord or unit. You must use the volume control on your audio device, which is kind of a pain. However, the cord is approx 6', so your device should be close enough to adjust the volume. <br/>Each of the pillow speakers I tried had disadvantages. <br/>Personally, I'd rather have the better sound quality, so I'll sacrifice the volume control. <br/><br/>Of course, my puppy promptly chewed up the connection wire, so I guess I'll be purchasing another... Dare I hope the designers have upgraded the unit & included volume controls? <br/><br/><br/> Pillow speakers…. what a great idea!
Especially for self help, subliminal tapes etc. Even for sunbathing !

I’ve tried several pillow speakers in the quest for better sound quality AND comfort.
Apparently a difficult combination to attain for many manufacturers.
I began my quest by purchasing one of the first offerings, a standard size bed pillow, in which the speakers were embedded. A cord was attached to the pillow to connect to your device (walkman, in my case).
Afer several uses, (not that many) the speakers would cut out & crackle when I moved the cord.
Ended up as spare pillow sans speaker :o(

Next, I tried the standard $6 radio shack pillow speaker, which was actually rather sturdy, round & had a handy volume control (similar to the Sharper Image pillow speaker). Excellent for travel, but the sound quality really sucked, really tiny AND really tinny AND it really feels like there is a rock under your pillow.

After much searching, I came across the PillowSonic digital stereo pillow speaker insert, purchased for $19 from the manufacturer’s website.
I received a free relaxation CD as they were running a promo at the time
I think PillowSonic has nailed it.
The cushioned pillow insert contains TWO speakers providing stereo sound (from both sides of the pillow). Surprisingly clear, quite adequate, although we are not talking Bose quality. Not too shabby.

The pillow sleeve itself is rather soft & cushioned well enough where the metal edges of the speakers are not annoying to your ears through your pillow. Unlike the hard plastic radio shack unit… (aka little rock);
PillowSonic is quite comfortable; you can barely feel the speakers.
I slide it into my pillowcase, underneath my pillow & cannot feel it.
Easy to pack & travel as well.

The only disadvantage I encountered was the lack of volume control on the cord or unit. You must use the volume control on your audio device, which is kind of a pain. However, the cord is approx 6′, so your device should be close enough to adjust the volume.
Each of the pillow speakers I tried had disadvantages.
Personally, I’d rather have the better sound quality, so I’ll sacrifice the volume control.

Of course, my puppy promptly chewed up the connection wire, so I guess I’ll be purchasing another… Dare I hope the designers have upgraded the unit & included volume controls?

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