Hey! Thanks a lot for your review, it's great. I also watched your review on Status Audio BT One that is great as well. So could you tell me please which one of them has more clear and smooth sound?
HI. I think my choice between the 2 for smoothness and clarity would go to the Status. I don't know if it uses better hardware, or it's in the software decoder...but the sound stage on the BTs is really good. i pick up a lot of "nuance" in the vocal effects, etc. SO the really shine on classical, contemporary country...and believe it or not, they work really good for 80's / 90's music. I was one of those back in the day that ripped my CDs @ 128kbps (which is low by today's standards) because storage was a premium back then. But even my 128kbps rips of Huey Lewis, Triumph, and the like are very impressively clear and not lacking in low end with the BTs. LOL, That is one of my tests now...run some old napster rips through your cans and see what comes out!
Hey! Thanks a lot for your review, it's great. I also watched your review on Status Audio BT One that is great as well. So could you tell me please which one of them has more clear and smooth sound?
HI. I think my choice between the 2 for smoothness and clarity would go to the Status. I don't know if it uses better hardware, or it's in the software decoder...but the sound stage on the BTs is really good. i pick up a lot of "nuance" in the vocal effects, etc. SO the really shine on classical, contemporary country...and believe it or not, they work really good for 80's / 90's music.
I was one of those back in the day that ripped my CDs @ 128kbps (which is low by today's standards) because storage was a premium back then. But even my 128kbps rips of Huey Lewis, Triumph, and the like are very impressively clear and not lacking in low end with the BTs.
LOL, That is one of my tests now...run some old napster rips through your cans and see what comes out!
@@affordabletechsolutions6917 I got it, thanks a lot, man! I really appreciate it and I wish you the best!