Working as a pair, the FatDock will house, charge and receive content from your iPod/ iPhone, then wirelessly transmit it to the Wi-Tube valve receiver which delivers 28W per channel.
Decked out in classic piano black and chrome, with a few subtle Cadillac curves, the wireless duo talk design as well as wireless tunes, while a blue-lit retro VU meter glows from beneath the Wi-Tube's incandescent valves.
In fact, the FatDock can take its music from any source equipped to deliver sound via a 3.5mm headphone jack, and sync with Macs and PCs via USB. It's due to go on sale in April for £399.
The FatDock/Wi-Tube will be launched at the Bristol Sound & Vision Show, running from February 26th-28th.
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