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Disney Jam Stand Speaker - Chrome | 
 enlarge | Brand: Memcorp Inc.
Category: Toy
Buy New: $18.93
New (3) from $18.93
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 23218
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 3.7 x 6.1 x 9.7
MPN: DDS8000
Model: DDS8000
UPC: 749720006168
EAN: 0749720006168
ASIN: B000E80FNA
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Hi-Fi stereo sound | | • | Integrated volume control | | • | Compact design (WDH) 5 x 2.5 x 5.625 | | • | Built-in 3.5mm male audio plug | | • | Designed for Disney Mix Sticks |
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Product Description
The Jam Stand speaker lets you keep the music going from your Disney MP3 Player (sold separately). When your Disney MP3 player needs recharging, just pop it in the Jam Stand speaker - it charges your batteries while playing music. The Jam Stand features sleek, chrome styling and produces Hi-Fi sound from 2 x 30mm full-range drivers. Decorative lights adorn the speaker station, which light up in different colors for a dazzling display. Operates using the included AC adapter. Measures 2.3"L x 5"W x 5.7"H.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 Goes well with Disney's products August 1, 2007
Heather A. Guth (minnesota)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
My son can charge it and listen to or watch his videos at the same time. Great idea.
Very Pleased!! Cute & Effective Little Device! November 30, 2006
Calvin L. Crandall (Fort Walton Beach, FL USA)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
Works great for the money. I got the unit on sale for under $25 so it was well worth it. The Decorative lights that adorn the speaker station which light up randomly in different colors give it some nice flash and pizzaz! Recharge and listen to your tunes thru the unit's 30mm full-range drivers! Also has a convenient 75mm stereo cable for connecting other
digital audio devices, including MP3 players. They even provide the cable for this! A real nice buy if you can find one for under $25!!
 Has never worked September 19, 2006
Connie (Louisville, KY)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought this for my 5yo, hoping to win back my own mp3. The mix stick worked great for awhile, but it, too has cut out (purchased in July, quit by Sept). The jam stand has never worked- same problem as noted by other reviews. My husband got it to play for a few minutes one night, that's it. This is such a great idea, hope Disney will try again and get it right.
Good Idea but not worth the price August 21, 2006
Christine Herkenrath (Woodland, CA USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I love the MP3 player but Disney really went awry with the speaker system. It is definitely of low quality, hard to use and really bad sound quality. It sounds better when played very low but what kid wants to play music on low sound. It gets screechy and grainy sounding once turned up. Parents certainly won't appreciate that! I would definitely search for a better speaker system that this could work with! Also, you have to push the player pretty hard to get it into the speaker system. I see the potential for kids to break the USB port off when trying to get it in there. The only neet thing about this player is the colorful light show that displays as the music plays.
 Not Easy to Use August 16, 2006
Scott Brunell (Halfmoon, New York USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought a Disney Mix Stick and Jam Stand for my son. While the Mix Stick is fairly easy to use, I had a hard time with the Jam Stand. It would work for a few seconds, and then the speakers would turn off. After some experimentation, I came up with several tips and techniques to get it to work more reliably:
1.) Don't take the cover off of the Mix Stick - just plug the Mix Stick headphone jack into the Jam Stand, without exposing or plugging in the USB port
2.) If you want to recharge it, make sure the Mix Stick is turned off; then take off the cover and plug it into the Jam Stand (both the headphone jack and the USB port). After that, turn the Mix Stick on; Wait a few seconds and then press the "Play" button; Wait a few more seconds, then turn up the sound on the Mix Stick itself until the speakers and lights on the Jam Stand kick on. If they don't, make sure the volume control on the top of the Jam Stand is also turned up.
Note that this is awfully difficult to use for a product that is intended for children.
Be advised that this is more of a "toy" than a serious speaker system. The sound is not all that good and the volume doesn't get very high (though it is certainly loud enough to fill a small room, and it may be good for the kids that it doesn't get too loud).
Overall, I'm disappointed in this product. I really expected my son to love it, but he was quickly frustrated and lost interest.
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