Review on Portable acoustics Harman/Kardon Go Play Mini, 100 W, white by Stanisaw Lewczuk ᠌

Replacement will set you back 5 t. rubles if you go with the service. I've resolved to handle it on my own. I looked everywhere for Li-Pol cans of the appropriate size to fit in a regular compartment, but I had no luck. I upgraded both the capacity (4600 mah) and the size of what I purchased. Not able to be stored in the original compartment. Simply putting it in the internal volume of the column (while being aware that this should have an effect on the bass register) was all I did. I took the charge-discharge controller off of the old battery and soldered it onto the new Li-Pol battery. This was necessary because the column would not function without a native controller. Everything performed as it should, although the bass has a slightly different sound now because the internal volume was reduced. During the process of fine-tuning and repeated assembly, I came to the realization that the degree to which the seals are tight still has a significant impact. Although the tightness there is not quite perfect, the degree to which it exists has an effect on the functioning of passive radiators, which are the components responsible for the bass range. Multiple sealing contours may be found (around the periphery of the casing, around the speakers, in the vicinity of the power connectors, and within the battery compartment). Even when they are constructed at the factory, the seals have somewhat varied fits, which means that the bass on various speakers might sound somewhat distinct from one another. I verified it by attending multiple columns and going through them one by one. In conclusion, when people discuss the quality of the bass, you need to understand that it plays a bit differently for everyone. This is something that you need to take into consideration.