Review on Portable acoustics Naim Audio Mu-so Qb 2nd Generation, 300 W, black by Adam Konowski ᠌

I have my own dance studio, so I wanted to kill two birds with one stone: to buy something worthwhile, but not blocking the space, not requiring additional mounting on the wall (we rent the hall, you can’t disfigure the walls), but at the same time not to it crackled, it didn't wheeze. And not at an exorbitant price. I looked at the mu-so 2nd model, which is about 140-150 thousand, I thought to take it, but still it is too expensive for me, given that I can close it at any time. The consultant offered to take a cube. Which is smaller. At a cost, it turned out to be two times lower, which suited me very much, but at first I doubted that it would be heard throughout the hall (50 squares). And I was afraid that at the maximum there would be wheezing and wheezing, since there was a problem before that. Plus, it's one thing when we sit in a room and enjoy the music, it's another thing when we have hip-hop, the coach's teams, the noise of the dancers. The consultant assured that everything would be fine. And yes, I agree that this is a very good purchase. Yes, we bring it to the maximum, there is enough volume, there are no noticeable distortions. So we were not deceived. Really very good model. I am glad that you can put anything through bluetooth without any problems, since the playlist has been uploaded to my phone for a long time. But if we manage to open the second hall (and it is already 100 meters), then we will try, of course, to put a large model there. I’ll leave the cube for the small hall, it fits perfectly there.