🔈 V-MODA REMIX Wireless Hi-Fi Portable Speaker - Black Review

I've had several small Bluetooth speakers from Riva, Bose, Klipsch, Soundmatters, Bang & Olufsen, RBH Kumpel, Sony and others. The sound on the V-Moda is ok, a bit harsh in the 2-4K range, but if you have a good EQ it sounds a lot better, but the RBH helper, which is smaller and has bigger drivers, has a much beefier one Sound. . If you find one of these I would recommend it. The B&O A1 is also very good for its size.

Loaded V-Moda Remix out of the box for first use. Excellent sound quality: loud, deep, clear and distinct. Not hard at all. Excellent value considering the original list price a few years ago was $300. Unfortunately, the next time I tried to charge it, it wasn't charging and all the charge that could have been left in the battery was depleted. Revain returns and the return process was easy. Too bad, I really wanted this column to be liked, but as one little-known rock band put it, "You can't…

Disadvantages: The sound when switching on and off is very loud. Pros: 1. Unsurpassed sound quality in its price range. very attractive.4. Can be used anywhere and for anything. I have never bought a V-MODA product that wasn't absolutely top-notch in its class, and this speaker is no exception. I live in a small dorm that looks like a room with no room for a proper sound system for my TV, Xbox or computer. However, I found that I didn't need it, I just needed a solid one like the F%#$ V-MODA…

First. I LOVE THIS SPEAKER! I've been a big fan of V Moda products for a long time. I own their entire line of headphones and am getting used to their superior sound quality. But when using a Bluetooth speaker, I chose another brand: JBL or Bose. Don't get me wrong, these brands are great on their own, but when you're spoiled by Vmoda, you know what's good for you. When I found out there was a Bluetooth speaker, I jumped at the chance. . I usually research YouTube to see what people are saying.

Oh my god, I buy all that Revain crap that I don't need. First review I do because it deserves it. I am an absolute audiophile A/V junkie. I have the best of everything: for my SIX home theater 18" sealed Seaton Sound subwoofers, main JTR speakers on the bottom, Goldenear (new Sandy Polk company) Triton One on the bottom. Dirac Live DDRC-88a for room correction, Midbass modules ass, SRT Jeep with fancy sound, I have 100,000+ audio devices.Headphone wise, I've been a Bose fan, I have all of…

Have been using Vmoda products for over 8 years. I had their headphones, overhead and overhead. I'm used to their sound, booming bass and sense of style in the product itself. The base speaker looks great on its own, it gets more V-Moda look when you buy additional 3D printed stands. But what you really want to know is the sound quality. And guess what, it's disappointing. I am using Fiio X3 gen 1 with various high quality audio tracks ripped from CDs in Apple Lossless format along with regular

time since my iHome sucked . I've always been a V-MODA fan and couldn't turn down one of these. The overall size is quite good. It's big enough to grab your attention, yet small enough to carry around. I mainly use portable speakers for work. I work as a tech at a car dealership so I need something small to keep my desk running. Personally, I like to use Bluetooth just to answer calls/texts when I need it. V-MODA offers a stable Bluetooth setting. So much so that I was standing in one of our…

I'm using the Bose Soundlink Mini for the last two Years in my garage almost every day when I work there. I wanted something that sounds better and has a little more volume. I considered getting a Sonos system, but ultimately settled on something smaller and more portable. Enter the remix. The promise of better sound and a built-in speaker/headphone amp was another plus. For starters, the fit and finish of the device is pretty good. I ordered Black Leather which could be a mistake considering…