This is THE greatest product breakdown video I have seen. (It's also the first of *your* videos I've seen.) Clearly past viewers provided feedback on your videos but, man - o - man, you actually give a flip about their points. Fantastic video. It helped me so much. Take care!!!!
Hey thanks very much for this video! I have a laptop (in 2023) with reasonable speakers, but I want something portable that sounds a lot better without being a full stereo system. I've looked at a couple of systems you're showing, and was about to make a choice. Then you showed the Asyoren! Holy Cow! I know you're a general listener, and I think you did a terrific job describing and choosing an assortment of music. I'm a musician, so I was more interested in the sound than the dB volume. That "buzz" or "rattle" you hear at high volumes is distortion: The speaker is insufficient in structure to handle the vibrations of the music at that volume. Usually not a good sign and can actually tear the speaker cone and break it. The main thing I look for in any audio playback is that "EQ" (equalization). Almost every one of the ones you show, except the Asyoren, has a sort of "nasal" sound, to try and describe it. That means the bottom (bass) and the highs (treble) are lower than the midrange tones. You can see this on an actual equalizer, which shows a line pattern (made up of frequency ranges). For a decent overall sound, that pattern should look a bit like a "V" with the left (bass) and right (treble) being slightly louder (higher up) than the middle. Each of the other models you show, the line is upside down. The left and right are lower than the middle, like a shallow mountain. That gives you a sound somewhat like an old 78 rpm record from the 1920s. You've heard those, and they sound like the singer has a head cold. :-) Something you can do for a bit wider variety of sounds is simply to listen for all 3 categories of bass, midrange, and treble. Instead of the chamber music classical of mostly cello and viola, perhaps a full orchestra. Anything...Beethoven's 5th, off the top of my head. Certain rock "albums" have legendary production engineers. Michael Jackson's "Thriller" had Quincy Jones, and the band Journey is very good. Steely Dan is perhaps the most picky about sound, so any song from them. Hip Hop, Rap, and Beat music is very heavy on bass, so that's a good choice. You might also include Big Band swing jazz, because its strong on middle ranges with the horns. However; it should sound "balanced." And finally, it's useful to include something with vocals. Most vocals should sound on a recording, mostly the same as if you were talking to the person. You would be able to hear whether or not the voice singing sounds "normal." Tony Bennet's "Left My Heart in San Francisco" is a good example. But anything you like is good -- just listen to see whether the singer sounds nasal. You do a terrific job here, and you actually sold me on the Asyoren. :-D If you listen to that classical piece you chose, side by side with all the others you'll hear all kinds of "extra" music on the Asyoren, coming through from secondary instruments and so on. You just don't hear all that on any of the other units. Once again; thank you very much! I hope your channel thrives and grows with time, and wish you great success.
Yes, but if not for EnforcerMan, I wouldn't have known any of these existed, nor would I have chosen the one I did, based on his work and expenses. I'm just trying to help out other viewers here, with a bit of musical input. Thank you for your note, but I'm just part of the audience here. 🙂
Not having the $20 Notabrick means you didn't have the best speaker under $50. Build quality you only see on $100 plus units and the company mission statement shows their honest drive for excellence and audio knowledge. The cocky name let me know what these guys thought of most Bluetooth speakers and left me hopeful and I wasn't disappointed. Rare instances of high quality at a low low price.
All those wattage ratings on those things are probably fake. I’ve seen tear downs of some of these speakers and they don’t even have the correct current ratings on the actual parts to make it an actual 30 watts. More like 5-6 watts total and no heat sink of any sort.
remember these youtubers are just promoters, paid by most of these brands, they don't care about facts, just clicks and views. they know numbers are mostly fake, but all they do is read spec sheets
I think as long they claim under 20 there prob real but a 30 watt speaker is totally realistic under 50 dont compare to jbl there u only pay for build quality the components are cheap soo u could get a real 30 watt for under 40 i would expect
Dunno why the Tribit Maxsound Plus don't have some "best" title in every reviewers best vids :( ... Its not that I'm being bias but it actually sounds excellent.
I personally love Tribit speakers…. But even with coupons wasn’t under 50. I’ll definitely talk to the company to send me one for testing though. Cheers 🍻
I have to wholeheartedly agree on the Tribit MaxSound Plus. It definitely punches way above it’s weight. Definitely a speaker that needs to get more love. Warning though: if you’re a bass head then you may be disappointed. MSP is more about clarity and balance than bass. With that said the bass is there and I’m very satisfied with it. I’d be willing to bet some money that the MSP sounds better than all those speakers featured in this video 😬
If you tested the asyoren speaker with the similar price level, you will find A3 bluetooth speaker is the “best", just to make a try and you will never regret.
Buy apple. These products suck. They play obnoxious noises and flash lights. They shut down by themselves all the time and you have to start them up again. And then again the annoying noises!!!!
I have owned 2 JBL Flip6 and they both died after regular & normal use. Now I own the MusiBaby. It is great! All my friends are very impressed by the sound, range and low price. I am a musician and audio engineer remastering music all the time and this unit is a win-win. My review here: th-cam.com/video/RGvUuknTUbA/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
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This is THE greatest product breakdown video I have seen. (It's also the first of *your* videos I've seen.) Clearly past viewers provided feedback on your videos but, man - o - man, you actually give a flip about their points. Fantastic video. It helped me so much. Take care!!!!
Another great review for those of us who are not made of money. Thanks.
Hey thanks very much for this video! I have a laptop (in 2023) with reasonable speakers, but I want something portable that sounds a lot better without being a full stereo system. I've looked at a couple of systems you're showing, and was about to make a choice. Then you showed the Asyoren! Holy Cow! I know you're a general listener, and I think you did a terrific job describing and choosing an assortment of music. I'm a musician, so I was more interested in the sound than the dB volume.
That "buzz" or "rattle" you hear at high volumes is distortion: The speaker is insufficient in structure to handle the vibrations of the music at that volume. Usually not a good sign and can actually tear the speaker cone and break it. The main thing I look for in any audio playback is that "EQ" (equalization). Almost every one of the ones you show, except the Asyoren, has a sort of "nasal" sound, to try and describe it. That means the bottom (bass) and the highs (treble) are lower than the midrange tones.
You can see this on an actual equalizer, which shows a line pattern (made up of frequency ranges). For a decent overall sound, that pattern should look a bit like a "V" with the left (bass) and right (treble) being slightly louder (higher up) than the middle. Each of the other models you show, the line is upside down. The left and right are lower than the middle, like a shallow mountain. That gives you a sound somewhat like an old 78 rpm record from the 1920s. You've heard those, and they sound like the singer has a head cold. :-)
Something you can do for a bit wider variety of sounds is simply to listen for all 3 categories of bass, midrange, and treble. Instead of the chamber music classical of mostly cello and viola, perhaps a full orchestra. Anything...Beethoven's 5th, off the top of my head. Certain rock "albums" have legendary production engineers. Michael Jackson's "Thriller" had Quincy Jones, and the band Journey is very good. Steely Dan is perhaps the most picky about sound, so any song from them. Hip Hop, Rap, and Beat music is very heavy on bass, so that's a good choice. You might also include Big Band swing jazz, because its strong on middle ranges with the horns. However; it should sound "balanced." And finally, it's useful to include something with vocals. Most vocals should sound on a recording, mostly the same as if you were talking to the person. You would be able to hear whether or not the voice singing sounds "normal." Tony Bennet's "Left My Heart in San Francisco" is a good example. But anything you like is good -- just listen to see whether the singer sounds nasal.
You do a terrific job here, and you actually sold me on the Asyoren. :-D If you listen to that classical piece you chose, side by side with all the others you'll hear all kinds of "extra" music on the Asyoren, coming through from secondary instruments and so on. You just don't hear all that on any of the other units. Once again; thank you very much! I hope your channel thrives and grows with time, and wish you great success.
Wow… I would prefer to see you rate speakers on you tube! ❤
Yes, but if not for EnforcerMan, I wouldn't have known any of these existed, nor would I have chosen the one I did, based on his work and expenses. I'm just trying to help out other viewers here, with a bit of musical input. Thank you for your note, but I'm just part of the audience here. 🙂
Hey man, a great video and I’ll keep this in mind for whenever I get a new speaker. Keep up the good work!!!
Thanks mate.. appreciate the feedback.
@@EnforcerMan Buonasera, puoi fare una sfida tra Soolk t200 plus e W king d9?
Not having the $20 Notabrick means you didn't have the best speaker under $50. Build quality you only see on $100 plus units and the company mission statement shows their honest drive for excellence and audio knowledge. The cocky name let me know what these guys thought of most Bluetooth speakers and left me hopeful and I wasn't disappointed. Rare instances of high quality at a low low price.
Ultimate ears mega boom best speakers ever
All those wattage ratings on those things are probably fake. I’ve seen tear downs of some of these speakers and they don’t even have the correct current ratings on the actual parts to make it an actual 30 watts. More like 5-6 watts total and no heat sink of any sort.
remember these youtubers are just promoters, paid by most of these brands, they don't care about facts, just clicks and views. they know numbers are mostly fake, but all they do is read spec sheets
I think as long they claim under 20 there prob real but a 30 watt speaker is totally realistic under 50 dont compare to jbl there u only pay for build quality the components are cheap soo u could get a real 30 watt for under 40 i would expect
out of them ALL what one would u say is great sound quality and bass and doesnt distort or sound tinny at full volume?
amazing vid. You earned a sub
Thanks mate!
Very beautiful and good speaker❤❤❤
I subscribed for way you explained and asked us for next products to review
Dunno why the Tribit Maxsound Plus don't have some "best" title in every reviewers best vids :( ... Its not that I'm being bias but it actually sounds excellent.
I personally love Tribit speakers…. But even with coupons wasn’t under 50. I’ll definitely talk to the company to send me one for testing though. Cheers 🍻
I have to wholeheartedly agree on the Tribit MaxSound Plus. It definitely punches way above it’s weight. Definitely a speaker that needs to get more love. Warning though: if you’re a bass head then you may be disappointed. MSP is more about clarity and balance than bass. With that said the bass is there and I’m very satisfied with it. I’d be willing to bet some money that the MSP sounds better than all those speakers featured in this video 😬
If you tested the asyoren speaker with the similar price level, you will find A3 bluetooth speaker is the “best", just to make a try and you will never regret.
Haven’t even watched the video but thank you
Gotta have stereo in one little box. It's tough to see which have that and which don't.
Thank You ~~~ It helped 👍
❤❤😊yes enjoy it
is soundcore boost good
thanks
Hey Man, The high bass bluetooth speaker with 3 play modes is Asyoren A3 instead of A30 ....
I dont know how Anker didn’t make it in this list
Hi sir please review the tronsmart t6 upgrade edition 🙏
I got WonderBoom 3 (Renewed, but AGA a new one) for 60 USD...is there any better deal? Bassier the speaker the better...
I have reviewed several speakers. Search my videos for speaker and check out the other options
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All my speakers are under $25 so i don't know why a person wld pay more?
Volume, bass, size, build, features
Buy apple. These products suck. They play obnoxious noises and flash lights. They shut down by themselves all the time and you have to start them up again. And then again the annoying noises!!!!
Apple is overpriced and sucks
@@insid3493 they cost but they are not designed by knuckleheads. I mean, do they test how they work for people? Understand what people want?
apple is trash 😂😂😂😂
I have owned 2 JBL Flip6 and they both died after regular & normal use. Now I own the MusiBaby. It is great! All my friends are very impressed by the sound, range and low price. I am a musician and audio engineer remastering music all the time and this unit is a win-win. My review here: th-cam.com/video/RGvUuknTUbA/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared