Klipsch Heritage Wireless Tabletop Stereo Review

very airy, all the bells, strings, sony, It is there, it is enough (even a lot for me), not like he put on a hat, some of the frequencies were cut off.

With its pros. Sound! He's gorgeous. Clear, deep bass. I did not expect such a sound from what a small box. Well, the appearance and tactile sensations are beyond praise. Its cons: If you hope that its power is enough for the whole apartment, in vain. The volume control should not be turned all the way up.

I have a high quality stereo system so you know what the sound quality is like. I understand that there are limitations for a wearable device. But for the money this speaker is worth, it's not worth it. The base takes care of the rest of the sound. And the clarity and "clarity" described in the reviews is simply NOT. I asked a friend of mine who sells tube amps and high-end audio equipment if there was a chance the speakers just needed time to break in. He said if you don't like it, take it…

I have a high quality stereo so I know what good sound is. I understand that there are limitations for a wearable device. But for the money this speaker is worth, it's not worth it. The base takes care of the rest of the sound. And the clarity and "clarity" described in the reviews is simply NOT. I asked a friend of mine who sells tube amps and high-end audio gear if it was possible the speakers just needed time to break in. He said if you don't like it, take it back. Not worth the money. I got

When my bookshelf stereo broke, I needed a new compact sound system for my bedroom. After overcoming my initial reluctance to join the 21st century and not worry about silly things like "CD players" and "radio tuners", I researched in circles trying to find a device that that works with my existing technology without getting too confusing. , and have a decent sound. Since most of the music I hear in this room is classical, folk, or traditional, I was wary of any speaker touting its "bass boost"

Sound stands out from other speakers. high, very airy, all the bells, strings, clicks are all audible. Comparing with harman, sony, bose. The vocals are spot on, bright and pronounced. For people who are hard of hearing, the sound just seems clear. BUT the bass is a little buzzing. It is there, it is enough (even a lot for me), but in some compositions it manifests itself as a hum. Another nuance is not unimportant - sensitivity to height adjustment. It must be at ear level. If you listen on…