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Question: Any comparisons to Bose soundlink - either the color or the soundlink 2?  Really don't want to spend the money on those but don't like a tinny sound.
Document: Bose is listening to its younger customers (a good thing) who want bass with some more bass and then just a little more bass but that's not what I need for my listening experience and with the TDK A34 being 1/2 the price I know I did the right thing. In my opinion, for overall performance, this a really good speaker.
In this case, it&#8217;s not so much about the sound quality as it is about the convenience of having a weatherproof/resistant speaker. Since I see no reason to spend more on a Jawbone or a Bose, I can recommend this pretty easily.Basically, you need to figure out what you want from your bluetooth speaker. If you want something that sounds good, get the Klipsch Gig. If you&#8217;re elderly, get the Bose.
I wish it had a mute button so you could skip commercials on services like Pandora.I bought my wife a Bose Bose Soundlink Mini for 200 dollars about 6 months ago. At the time I compared the Bose with a multitude of other speakers from manufacturer's like Logitech, Beats Audio, Jawbone, and a long list of others. I picked the Bose because I liked its sound the best. The Bose is smaller than this speaker and just as sturdy.
It's not the 2.0 amps that I'd prefer, but it provides a serviceable 1.0 amps of current. This isn't a gig though because 1 amp is plenty enough to maintain your phone's charge while streaming media. There is also a 3.5mm jack for those who want to use a cable for connecting to this speaker. Before I go into the sound quality, I wanted to cover a couple of other quick specifications. The first is that this speaker only supports bluetooth 2.1.
Great speaker gets very loud and I have never heard it distort. This speaker seems like it was designed for outdoor use, it really shines outside. It gets extremely loud. The muffled high frequencies make it less enjoyable to listen to. The bass is there and thumps harder than the creative sound blaster! But the highs and maybe some mids just don't sound great like a 150$ speaker should.
i can only agree withe the other ratings .the best sound ive ever heard from such a small box.In my opinion the a34 isounds also much better than the bose soundlink 3 and is much cAll in all 5 starsheaper.
$150), the Klipsch Gig (same size, $200), the Bose Soundlink (same size, $300), and the Edifier MP260 (smaller, $100). Each of these are functionally similar, and most allow you to receive calls, thereby acting as a fancy speakerphone. Each claim to offer around 8 hours of battery life on a single charge.Within these similar products, there is a surprisingly large range in terms of sound quality.
If these other features appeal to you, you won't be missing much in sound with this speaker. It is very close to the Bose. I also think it is a bit louder than the Bose, so if you like to play your music loud, it would be the better choice.There are a few things I found annoying. It has the usual wall wart (the large plug that you plug directly into the power).
Purchased the A34 based on all the reviews. Everyone is right in claiming that it will get really loud and has nice bass for it's size. However, the upper end is significantly muted and sounds almost muffled. Don't expect crisp highs. Think I'll open up my wallet a bit more and get the Bose.
Cr02 blank cassettes, CD-R and DVD-R). I've never owned or thought to own an electronics product created by TDK. Considering the trend, then this should be the best bluetooth speaker I've ever tested. Let's find out.The first thing I noticed was just how small this speaker is. It's a tad smaller than the Bose Soundlink III. The second thing I noticed was how heavy this speaker is. A lot of industrial engineering has been put to good use here.
Answer: The TDK "Life on Record" has VERY dynamic, rock solid sound...not tinny at all and doesn't lose audio quality at max volume.  Before buying, I went into my local Best Buy and listened to both this unit and the Bose.  The TDK (in my opinion) sounds just as good as, if not better than, the Bose.  I have owned the TDK since August 2014 and use it all the time.  It really does sound great.  Go find it at Best Buy and take a listen if you can.  I guarantee you won't be disappointed.