At a glance, one could confuse Twelve South's BassJump 2 for a 2011 Mac Mini-- don't be fooled though, this USB subwoofer aims for sound that's anything but. Much like the original BassJump, this ...

Whether you’re listening to music, watching a movie, or just enjoying a podcast, the BassJump 2 subwoofer gives you significantly richer and fuller sound that you won’t believe is coming from your ...

Twelve South has sent us their just announced BassJump 2 portable subwoofer. The original BassJump’s focus was to be a subwoofer add-on to your MacBook Pro/Air speakers. The BassJump 2 is more of a ...

It's no secret that I am an unabashed fanboy of Mac accessory design firm Twelve South. Their BackPack for the iMac and Apple Cinema Display is sleek and utilitarian, and the BookArc is a stylish way ...

Apple OS Mavericks users that use the Twelve South BassJump Subwoofer for their tunes might be interested to know that a new software update has been rolled out this week to enhance the BassJump ...

Twelve South introduced the all-new BassJump 2, a portable, USB-powered subwoofer that turns MacBook Pro or MacBook Air into a travel-friendly sound system. Like the original, BassJump 2 is powered by ...

Software refinements make BassJump 2 compatible with iMac and Apple Thunderbolt Display speakers, as well as third party USB and headphone-connected speakers. The subwoofer enhances the sound of iMacs ...

Before the iPhone beget the iPhone case, speakers were probably the most-often added accessory for computer systems. But the MacBook has stereo speakers – they just need a bit more bass in the form of ...

The not-so-great thing about Macs is that third-party accessory manufacturers tend to view Apple owners as an ideal market to be milked, at least financially-speaking. Twelve South's BassJump ...

and MacBook Air into a portable sound system. It’s available now for US$79.99. The BassJump sound and power comes from one single USB connection.

BassJump is, quite simply, a dedicated subwoofer to complement your MacBook—in both aesthetics and sound. Rather than merely plugging in through USB, the BassJump uses proprietary software to remix ...

Twelve South on Monday announced the BassJump, a portable, USB-powered “subwoofer” designed to enhance your MacBook’s audio output by adding midrange and bass frequencies that the MacBook’s built-in ...