Review on Portable acoustics HUAWEI Sound Joy, 30 W, volcanic black by Mateusz Boguszewski ᠌

A critique coming from someone who is passionate about sound. I primarily listen to electronic music, saxophone jazz, and jazz, in which there are essentially no high frequencies, although there are, of course, but also. so-so. there is an intermediate point there. and we give thanks to God, however. but . Everything is disrupted by the bass, if you can even call what it plays bass. Now, about the bass: because the size of the speakers is so little (and there is no other way to do it), they had to enlarge the phase inverters in order to achieve the desired effect. Everything is in order, and the bass level is appropriate for the size of the room, but! but with a slight hold up! those. when you listen to music, the bass sounds like it's coming from a tin can, which is located somewhere close and is out of sync. kaneshn for individuals who do not own a Sony receiver that has a channel rating of 70 watts per output. When played through 7.2 speakers, Sony speakers rated at 140, and pits rated at 70 watts, this sound will be considered typical. without any airs of superiority. empty and acceptable. However, dang it, the quality of this "hollows" like it was taken from a can. Once more, I do not pretend to be objective, but in my opinion, everything regarding portable speakers is finished. but an enormous amount of late "bass"—just pop, just china china. once more did not take the advice of others.