Have your music at home again

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Yamaha. All opinions are 100% mine.



I love taking my music with me on the road and having it with me wherever I go, but my mobile music has become the real hub of my entire music collection. I don't even have a home stereo system anymore, so when I want to listen to my music at home, I'm still using my mobile option.

If you've got all your music on your iPod or iPhone, and you've given up the limitations of the whole home set-up, you can still get the home stereo experience with your mobile music library with the Yamaha PDX-60.

This cool little dock isn't like the others. It connects to your iPod or iPhone wirelessly. So you can sit in your comfy chair with your iPod or iPhone right next to you, while the dock sits on the shelf or wherever you like it sharing your music with the whole room.

It also comes with a cradle that charges your iPod or iPhone, as well as a small card type remote control. With the dual chargers - the dock and the cradle - two iPhones or iPods can be charged at the same time.

It's even available in plenty of colors to compliment or liven up your decor, depending how you like it. You can get it in blue, pink, gray or black.

And keep in mind, this isn't some little set of speakers, it's a real music system with no sound delays, rich, quality sound and high-impact bass. You can rock out to all your favorite tunes shaking the knickknacks off the shelves with this one.

All these years we've wanted to be able to take our music on the road with us. Now it's gotten to the point that we only have it on the road. Here's your chance to bring your favorite music back home again.

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