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

I considered many options when looking for something to replace the Flip 4 before deciding on this stylish red speaker. At first, it appeared to me that at low volumes—and I enjoy listening at low settings, like in the background when at home—the basses protruded somewhat strongly, pressing almost literally:))) However, the speaker began to play beautifully and in balance at medium volume, and at maximum it allowed me to feel the bass without any issues (perhaps this is too big of a word, then if you don't feel it, then at least hear it) on a small open hockey rink. I didn't need more, I got the main reason I wanted to change Flip4, because in such circumstances she just squealed, it feels like you are listening to the phone. The stamina mod turns off all effects like super bass or reverb, which is actually not a certain mode that removes all the fun from the column for the sake of a battery, but rather, oh my God, this is a great mode for listening at home - all bass and the instruments are in place, just now there isn't an emphasis on low frequencies, and this is such a mode for low volumes. And what's more cooler is that you can actually only choose between Additional Bass, Stamina, and Live by pressing a single button on the column itself. After a while, though, I started to notice that the speaker seemed to be playing out; now, even at low volumes, the Extrabass's basses do not predominate, and instead, the midrange and high frequencies do. I could be accustomed to it. Perhaps she's warm? Darkness envelopes everything. I'm very pleased with the sound because what Sony did in the past (exclusively bass, pressing, and booming) categorically didn't suit me. I'm glad though that they opted for a more balanced sound in this series. The speaker does a great job of enveloping the space in ambiance, despite the fact that the sound is still dim but now free of dips. Never felt regret