At CES 2009 today, I learned from Kicker Audio that they are releasing two new Zune docking stereos.
Previously unannounced, the ZK150 is a clock radio dock for Zune. To be released 'early third quarter' of 2009, the ZK150 has dual alarms, AM/FM radio, bass/treble adjustments, and is compatible with all models of Zune players.
The ZK150 has 3-inch full-range speakers, with ported enclosures - meaning, as the Kicker Audio rep explained to me, they give superior audio to other speakers that come with sealed enclosures.
(See Zune Kicker Audio gear on Amazon.)

I played with a prototype unit, configured for iPod. (The iPod and the Zune versions of the dock will be released at the same time, and sport the same feature set.)
Also in the works: the Kicker ZK350 - a lower-end alternative to Kicker's ZK500 Zune stereo dock. The ZK350 will be released late in the third quarter of 2009. It will have a smaller footprint, smaller speakers, and - no doubt - a smaller price than the highly-regarded ZK500.
It's great to see Kicker's commitment to the Zune platform! Kicker's first Zune dock, the ZK500, has been one of our most popular accessory reviews on Zunerama.
I spoke with Jay Tonsfeldt, Kicker's business unit director for Home and Portables. Jay commented that they are really pleased with working with Microsoft's Zune team, and that the response they got to the ZK500 made it an easy decision to go forward with the addition of these new Zune docks to their lineup.

Some other shots of the Kicker booth:
Display of the iK500 and zk500. Some had vinyl skins on them. This is the player I use in our living room at home. Love it.

Kicker's footprint at CES is huge. This section of their booth is done up like an urban graffiti-strewn culvert.

I *really* wanted to hook up my Zune 120 to this woofer - - the largest in Kicker's product offering!

Kicker also makes headphones and earbuds, some of which are shown here.

Kicker didn't ignore the marine audio demographic. This thing looked amazing and was loaded with audio components.
