Let's talk Bluetooth Speakers
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sheilagat
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If you're still searching I'm suggesting to buy a DOSS speaker bluetooth it has good quality sound, battery that last for 12 hrs and it's inexpensive, I have two speaker right now JBL and DOSS XL but I'm always using the doss since it has far better when it comes to sounds quality.
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Benik3
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Hello.
Isn't able someone compare the Mi speaker to Sony XB20 or Creative muvo mini?
Isn't able someone compare the Mi speaker to Sony XB20 or Creative muvo mini?
If somebody is interested, I'm selling portable bluetooth speaker made in collaboration with Brietling (there are around 19 demos of it of different music from different sources on the youtube): https://www.head-fi.org/threads/fso...ck-bluetooth-amazing-sound-price-drop.810094/
prashant121
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The circuit works this way
Bluetooth protocol receiving the audio file in digital format => Bluetooth audio converter converting the sound from digital to analog and feed into the amplifier system an analog audio signal => End speaker system.
if you want to connect microphone you will need to add the signal wire before amplifier / after Bluetooth analog audio out.
Other processes include finding a microphone which includes Bluetooth out or a portable audio system have the input section.
Bluetooth protocol receiving the audio file in digital format => Bluetooth audio converter converting the sound from digital to analog and feed into the amplifier system an analog audio signal => End speaker system.
if you want to connect microphone you will need to add the signal wire before amplifier / after Bluetooth analog audio out.
Other processes include finding a microphone which includes Bluetooth out or a portable audio system have the input section.
djlilmo
New Head-Fier
Hi all,
I have the Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2 and its great. It has powerful sounding and comes with a lot variants of connectivity like Bluetooth aptx, microSD Card Slot, micro USB, USB, aux.
It also has an integrated Voice Recorder. Only the batterylife is just ok (5hrs).
Cheers.
I have the Creative Sound Blaster Roar 2 and its great. It has powerful sounding and comes with a lot variants of connectivity like Bluetooth aptx, microSD Card Slot, micro USB, USB, aux.
It also has an integrated Voice Recorder. Only the batterylife is just ok (5hrs).
Cheers.
Erfan Elahi
500+ Head-Fier
Hello everyone, my thanks for this thread. Has anybody got any impression on Aiwa Exos-9 Portable Bluetooth Speaker ?
Dobrescu George
Reviewer: AudiophileHeaven
I made a video about AIWA EXOS 9 on Youtube, and I've got a full in-depth written review coming up! Maybe this will help a bit, @Erfan Elahi
Erfan Elahi
500+ Head-Fier
hi, thanks for your response. Can you paste a direct link again? The link above doesn't open.
Dobrescu George
Reviewer: AudiophileHeaven
I made a video review about Vifa Copenhagen 2.0
Dobrescu George
Reviewer: AudiophileHeaven
Anyone curious about the EXOS 9 speaker from AIWA ?
https://www.audiophile-heaven.com/2020/02/the-traveller-stays-at-home-aiwa-exos-9.html
https://www.audiophile-heaven.com/2020/02/the-traveller-stays-at-home-aiwa-exos-9.html
wildforest
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any recomendation for a 30 w (approx) speaker that cost around $100 ?
NZtechfreak
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So after seven years of good service my Loewe Speaker2Go is starting to become a little less reliable.
It's not really the speakers fault so much as the fact that my partner frequently uses it for work and she is a little notorious for not looking after electronics. She has dropped phones in toilets several times, accidentally thrown one out with the trash one day, lost every fast charging phone charger for her phone (there were three), stood on my laptop and cracked the screen, dropped her laptop, dropped my laptop, dropped this speaker, tossed a phone down the stairs accidentally... you get the picture.
I'm looking for something like the Loewe, sound-wise - articulate,tight and punchy from lows to highs. None of this UE Boom rubbish with absolutely bloated wooly bass (yes, I know you can EQ them, but they sound rubbish EQ'd and lose like 40% of their volume).
Budget is not particularly limited. Must be able to run off a battery and beyond that be truly portable, so nothing as large as say a Vifa Copenhagen 2. I don't require the sound to fill a massive room or blast outdoors, this will see most of its use at fairly close quarters. Longer battery life preferred, but even run times of 6 hours or so acceptable if the sound is there. USB-C charging preferred also, but not an absolute requirement. Apt-X is probably a requirement, although perhaps not if the sound is still very good regardless.
So far the Dali Katch looks like it might be the one, however reviews are all over the map where bass response is concerned. Some say it is plentiful, others say it is lacking (even severely lacking in one review). I'm not sure whether these reviewers are expecting the kind of bass quantity they hear in a UE Boom and finding it lacking in comparison, in which case it is likely fine, or whether it really lacks. The Audio Pro Addon C3 also looks very good, although it appears to lack Apt-X but from what I can see it may sound so good without Apt-X that I may not care (why does it seem so difficult to find what bluetooth codecs a lot of these support?). I see there is the T3+ with better battery life, but it looks like the changes in tuning will not be to my liking Vs the C3.
Anyone have other ideas or experiences to share?
It's not really the speakers fault so much as the fact that my partner frequently uses it for work and she is a little notorious for not looking after electronics. She has dropped phones in toilets several times, accidentally thrown one out with the trash one day, lost every fast charging phone charger for her phone (there were three), stood on my laptop and cracked the screen, dropped her laptop, dropped my laptop, dropped this speaker, tossed a phone down the stairs accidentally... you get the picture.
I'm looking for something like the Loewe, sound-wise - articulate,tight and punchy from lows to highs. None of this UE Boom rubbish with absolutely bloated wooly bass (yes, I know you can EQ them, but they sound rubbish EQ'd and lose like 40% of their volume).
Budget is not particularly limited. Must be able to run off a battery and beyond that be truly portable, so nothing as large as say a Vifa Copenhagen 2. I don't require the sound to fill a massive room or blast outdoors, this will see most of its use at fairly close quarters. Longer battery life preferred, but even run times of 6 hours or so acceptable if the sound is there. USB-C charging preferred also, but not an absolute requirement. Apt-X is probably a requirement, although perhaps not if the sound is still very good regardless.
So far the Dali Katch looks like it might be the one, however reviews are all over the map where bass response is concerned. Some say it is plentiful, others say it is lacking (even severely lacking in one review). I'm not sure whether these reviewers are expecting the kind of bass quantity they hear in a UE Boom and finding it lacking in comparison, in which case it is likely fine, or whether it really lacks. The Audio Pro Addon C3 also looks very good, although it appears to lack Apt-X but from what I can see it may sound so good without Apt-X that I may not care (why does it seem so difficult to find what bluetooth codecs a lot of these support?). I see there is the T3+ with better battery life, but it looks like the changes in tuning will not be to my liking Vs the C3.
Anyone have other ideas or experiences to share?
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