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Review on Portable acoustics Marshall Acton II, 60 W, brown by Wiktor Barczuk ᠌
A good balance of price/quality, recommend it.
When you place it on the floor and watch a movie, you will receive good sound (for a device costing between $10,000 and $12,000, do not compare with Hi-End). Three devices cannot be connected if two devices are connected simultaneously; one of the connected devices must be unplugged. If brand or aesthetics are not priorities, there are better solutions available on the market for this price. I didn't use it for calls, so I won't comment on the apparent presence of a built-in microphone.
Pros
- - Presentation and styling under the Marshall combination. - Sound quality with Bluetooth connection (as compared to AUX, nearly no loss) - Volume High-quality iOS application construction - Use the device to adjust the volume (this affects all linked devices)
Cons
- Strong bass causes the music to sag significantly due to the mono sound. The tops of a song are simply eaten when the bass is heavy. It seems worthwhile to combine two columns together for this. Therefore, if your preferred genre of music features a lot of bass, I do not recommend it. Alternately, you must listen in the middle. Examples include David Bowie's Hallo Spaceboy, which has no other sound at all until the drum part begins. Rapcore or metal are two examples when everything is depressing. Twisted the equalizer at the same moment.
