Review on Portable acoustics Marshall Woburn II, 130 W, black by Kro Montrea ᠌

I was also led by the comments and decided to buy this product without listening. At autopsy, I was simply blown away by the smell of cheap vinyl that hit my nose. On the first night, I had to take it out of the room, because. the smell was unbearable. From afar and in the photo, the column looks beautiful, but upon closer inspection, you see a completely budget product. The sound is appropriate, flat and inconspicuous. He plays rock on the four (especially guitar solos), does not play other genres at all. The bass really hurts the ears, in fact it doesn’t exist (therefore, if you listen to electronic music and old-soul rap is not good at all). Of course, it all depends on your musical preferences and your perception of music, but in my opinion the price for this sound should not exceed $300. Those who write about the incomparable quality of the finish looking at the gold-colored control panel, for the sake of interest, look at the build quality of the old Technics made in japan. In general, if you are a fan of rock and there is no money for a receiver with acoustics, or a housewife without audiophile claims, then you can take it at a discount, those who want hi-fi at least an average level for this money, pass by!