inch-wide speaker sounds full and clear, like a much larger and more expensive model, and its wood finish and paddle-style control switches give it a retro vibe that should look great on a credenza. Klipsch does offer an app that controls the speaker remotely, but you don’t have to use it, and the only feature in the app that we found valuable was the three-band equalizer to fine-tune the sound. Subject to approval, we can offer interest bearing credit on Hi-Fi and AV with a deferred period of up to 12 months.

It's also rated IP67 for dust and water resistance, certifying it to be dust-tight and immersible in up to a meter of water for 30 minutes. Sound quality — To give you an idea of where I was at in my Bluetooth audio journey, before purchasing the Klipsch One II earlier this year, my go-to was a 10-year-old portable cone from JBL. The ONE II incorporates premium materials such as real wood veneer, switches and knobs in metal on the top panel, a woven tweed grille and the new Klipsch logo on a metal badge. Klipsch, unlike some of the other monoliths out there in the Bluetooth speaker world, is designed to blend into a bookshelf or TV console, which gives it snob points for aesthetic, as well as. The Bluetooth range is about 70 feet, tested through one window with a Samsung Galaxy S10 phone, which means the speaker should maintain a reliable wireless connection if you take your phone into the next room, or possibly even farther away.

To make your upgrade hassle free, we can take back your older equipment in part exchange against the cost of new equipment. This Bluetooth speaker has a big, full sound that our panelists loved, with a minimalist but stylish design. However, you can’t stop and start Bluetooth playback from the speaker; you’ll have to do it from your phone. CA1, CA2, CA3, CA4, CA5, CA6, CA7, CA8, CA9, CA10, CA11, CA12, CA13, CA14, CA15, CA16, CA17, CA18, CA19, CA20, CA21, CA22, CA23, CA24, CA25, CA26, CA27, CA28. Since it doesn't have an IP rating for dust and water resistance, we recommend against placing it in areas where it may get wet, like near your kitchen sink or in the bathroom.

Mais en fait, c'est parfait : un rendu sonore avec une vraie signature, medium et aigues très propres, un accent sur les basses, mais tout en équilibre. Unfortunately, there aren't any sound customization features you can use to tweak its sound to your liking. We also thought it was especially easy to pick out the sounds of different instruments, even on complex orchestral recordings. Klipsch’s The Three Plus is the home Bluetooth speaker we recommend if you like lots of bass or you want to connect a turntable—since it has a phono preamp built in.George Harrison’s signature guitar picking on “Here Comes the Sun” was “in the room” and the luxurious vocal harmonies on John Lennon’s “Because” and “Sun King” were heavenly — all this from a speaker no bigger than a shoe box. Pairing your Bluetooth® device with The One II is extremely easy — just press and hold the source button on The One II and select 'Klipsch The One II' on your smartphone. The music ranges from light pop, such as James Taylor’s “Shower the People,” to the woofer-punishing hip-hop of Audrey Nuna’s “damn Right. A Bluetooth tabletop speaker is perfect for someone who wants to enjoy higher-quality audio in their home in the simplest way possible, and for someone who doesn’t intend to move the speaker around often or use it outdoors.

It’s still listenable at full volume, but it sounds substantially clearer when it’s turned down one or two notches. Because you don’t need to connect the speaker to a Wi-Fi network, you’ll have no problem getting one of these speakers to work in places where network access is tightly controlled, such as in an office or a college dorm. I did love the way it fit into my IKEA Kallax shelves with only about an eighth of an inch of space on either side and 3/16 inch of space on top.The Three Plus has the same clear midrange and treble we loved in the One Plus, but it can play louder overall (5 dB louder, to be exact) and has a lot more bass. This tabletop speaker is small and simple, it sounds great, and its tasteful styling should please everyone. decibels using a Neutrik ML1 analyzer and MiniSPL microphone, plus a shaped-noise test tone recorded from a Dolby Digital receiver. The simple fabric grille, available in four colors, conceals a big (for a Bluetooth speaker) 6-inch woofer that puts out room-filling bass, plus two fabric dome tweeters of the same type found in many high-end speakers.