The main reason why I am writing this review is to share a solution to the problem with a slight crackle on some compositions. I connect them via bluetooth, I noticed that on some songs (not all) it seems as if "sand" is heard. At some points, a slight crackle, as if the speaker is cracking (loose or damaged). But crackles are heard at any volume, so it's definitely not a speaker. I began to understand and realized that on those tracks that are quieter, this defect does not exist. I came to the conclusion that it is overloaded somewhere at the stage of pre-amplification or decoding of the BT signal. And exactly! It is enough to turn down the BT volume on the phone from 100% literally by 1-2 divisions, and these distortions completely disappear! Hope this info helps someone. In general, I liked the speakers. A year ago I bought their fellow S315DB for cinema, but after listening I realized that I would leave them for music (in another room). Now I bought a subject and I still can’t decide which of them to leave for music, and which to give to the cinema. Music on both models sounds good, but in different ways. On 2.1, the bass is super, but the middle is a little failed and the tops are a little harsh, on the subject, on the contrary, the tops are excellent, the middle is like better, but it plays differently, the bottoms are there, but not like on 2.1, of course, weaker and sooner. All in all, I think so :) For movies, both are fine, I think. The volume on both of them is abundant, I have never ventured to unscrew it to the fullest yet - I'm afraid they will burn out :)
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