Against the original mini. They said the mini has more bass then the mini 2. Oh yeah the System 3 has super epic bass. Super crisp highs and everything. But that 1's big. I know that 1 my sister Johana use to have 1. I listened to Godzilla 1998 on it. That's why I know the highs were good. Cause when it does what's called the tornado blast roar the SL system 3 really showed the hi whistely part of the roar real well. That's how I test for highs. The Godzilla 1998 tornado blast.
-----Original Message----- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dane Trethowan Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2016 12:45 AM To: PC Audio Discussion List <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> Subject: Re: bluetooth speaker recomendations That's a fairly general statement but probably true nevertheless. Lacks some bass but who says so and against what? The Bose Soundlink Mini is an incredibly tiny speaker so - given that point alone - its bound to lack some bass when compared to the bigger models such as the Bose Soundlink itself or the Bowers And Wilkins T7. Let the truth be told most Bluetooth speaker systems lack bass, typically the frequency range only goes down to 100HZ these days, not good if you enjoy your music. Having said all that however the new Bose Soundlink Mini has increased mid range and highs and - for Bose - that can only be a really good thing! On 25/09/2016 2:11 PM, Hamit Campos wrote: > 1 thing on the SL Mini 2 I've heard that it lacks some bass. Now I can't > conferm it 100% since I've only heard it on youtube vids, but just know it > incase that matters. Yeah the voice guide thing is so epic! I've heard it > and used it on the soundlink color. > > -----Original Message----- > From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dane > Trethowan > Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2016 11:51 PM > To: PC Audio Discussion List <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> > Subject: Re: bluetooth speaker recomendations > > I admit to giving up following the Bluetooth speaker market these days as > there are literally hundreds and hundreds of Bluetooth Speakers out there in > all shapes and sizes for pretty much all budgets so in my view you've really > got to ask yourself what your exact needs are for a Bluetooth speaker. > The new Bose SoundlinkMini is supposed to have improved audio over the old > one, I have the older model and quite like it, wonderful sound for something > that small. > The build quality is very nice to and I believe that build has carried over > to the new model, tough aluminum frame. > It would appear that 95% of Bluetooth speakers out there aren't really aimed > at those who enjoy good sound so if good sound is your aim then the market > narrows considerably when it comes to portable speakers and we find the size > going up a little here to accommodate the laws of physics. > The Bowers and Wilkins T7 I'm pleased to note has dropped in price and > that's a real portable powerhouse, the party can proceed for around 19 hours > before the battery runs out. > The T7 shows off quality sound and you can certainly hear the difference > between MP3 and Lossless file types if you're using an AptX device paired > with this thing, truly amazing. > If you're looking at units incorporating Hands Free speakerphones then there > are plenty of those, the new Bose Soundlink Mini being one. > The Soundlink Mini now has a TTS speech engine on board to guide you through > the process of pairing it with your Phone or whatever, a bit of a gimmick in > my opinion but its there so make use of it.O One Bluetooth speaker I never > liked and thought was very much over rated was the Jawbone Jambox, you can > certainly buy better than that. > On 25/09/2016 10:56 AM, John Covici wrote: >> Hi. What are people recomending for a decent bluetooth speaker which >> will not break the bank, but has a decent sound? The Bose has a new >> one which is cheaper than ths Sound Link II, so I am considering that, >> but any other suggestions would be appreciated. The Bose sound is not >> my favorite. >> > > >
