What are the best iPod Speakers?

Hello, I have an iPod Nano (1GB, BLACK) and I want to my a "speaker dock" for it. I would just like to know if anyone knows of a good one for under $100 canadian? Thanks!

Hi PudDog,
Well apple Sells Speakers made For all The iPods. But They all Cost More than 100$. Think that, the more Money You put on.. The More quality You get. EXEPTED THE: iPod Hi-Fi Speaker. It may cost a lot and the sound looks good. But it is not My Prefered one .
Hope this helps.
Marc larouche

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