Review on Renewed Sony SRS-XB33/CC Portable Bluetooth Speaker in Taupe with Enhanced Extra Bass by Agata Krupa ᠌

I was looking for anything to replace the Flip 4, and after looking at a number of different options, I decided to go with this awesome red speaker. At first, it seemed to me that when the volume was low—and I prefer to listen to music at low volumes, like in the background, at home—the basses came to the forefront a little bit extremely powerfully, and they physically pressed psychologically:))) Initially, this was how it felt to me. But the speaker started playing beautifully and balanced at medium volume, and at the maximum it allowed me to feel the bass without any problems (perhaps this is too big of a word, then if you don't feel it, then you can at least hear it) on an open small hockey rink - I didn't need more, I got the main thing for which I wanted to change Flip4, because in such conditions she just squealed, it feels like you are listening to the phone. Then, it was discovered that if you turn on the stamina mod, which in reality is not a specific mode that removes all of the fun from the column for the sake of a battery, but rather simply turns off all effects such as super bass or reverb, then, oh my God, this is a great mode for listening at home. All of the bass and the instruments are still present, but now there is no emphasis on low frequencies, making this a mode that is best for listening at lower It turns out that you can't even get into the application, which is the coolest thing about it. Extra bass, stamina, and live are switched with one button on the column itself, which is also very cool. Well, after some time had passed, I all of a sudden started to notice that the speaker appeared to be wearing out. These days, even at low volumes, the basses do not predominate in the Extrabass, and the middle and high ones take their places. Perhaps I've become accustomed to it? Alternatively, could she be cold? Everything is shrouded in gloomy gloom. What Sony did in the past, which was exclusively bass, pressing, and booming, did not suit me at all, but I'm glad that in this series they went towards a more balanced sound. The sound itself makes me very happy. The sound is still murky, but there are no longer any dips in the volume. In general, the speaker has an excellent ability to imbue the space with an overwhelming sense of atmosphere. Never regretted