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Question: how does the bass sound compared to a similar Bose system?  Deep powerful bass and does it play loud without distortion within a normal sized bedroom say 12x12
Document: In fact, for my tastes, the bass is a little too strong. Amplifying the problem is the fact that you cannot adjust the unit's bass level; you'll have to adjust the bass on your device if possible. The Boston Acoustics can play at very high volumes without the sounds breaking up or becoming distorted, and it can easily fill a moderately sized room with sound.I was able to walk throughout the rooms of my 800 sq.
I still can't say I've found the ideal equalizer setting with which to play it, although that will of course vary with the choice of music. I tend to consider Bose somewhat overrated, but having said that, I wonder if I shouldn't have bit the bullet on cost and gone with Bose instead. And because the BA speaker is not battery powered and not lightweight, it's not convenient to move to another area when you'd like.
I've had this speaker for over a month now and would say I'm fairly satisfied. Looks nice, easy to set up and use. I like that it remembers pairing so it's not necessary to hassle with it every time you use it. Sound is pretty good, definitely rich, but the bass is overwhelming and this comes from someone who grew up loving Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Deep Purple --- music for which bass is essential.
I got this for playing some music in the bedroom at night. I have it sitting on the nightstand for now as I could not figure out a good way of turning it on/off if places behind the bed's headboard even with the remote. The design is sleek and subdued enough that I can be on the nightstand without attracting too much attention.The speakers manage to put out a decent sound (quality- and quantity-wise) with sufficient bass.
I'll update this review after I receive the SoundLink and compare with the BA.Update: I bought the Bose SoundLink Mini over a month ago and now regret having spent the money on the BA MC100. The sound of the Bose is so superior I've simply stopped using the BA, which sits on my kitchen counter gathering dust. In addition to better sound quality, I can also pick up the Bose speaker easily and carry it with me throughout my three story condo without losing the connection.
The Boston Acoustics MC100 is an impressive speaker system that merges modern connectivity with excellent sound. Designed to be small enough to fit on a shelf or the corner of a desk, it never the less has enough volume to clearly and completely carry music through a noisy room (say, during a party).
This speaker delivered volume without distortion or ear-pearcing discomfort as many other speakers do.It doesn't offer an EQ control on the unit to control lows, mids, and highs, but I just selected the best audio mix on my iPhone or Mac for the sound I prefer -- that's why I didn't give 5 stars.
This may be with out a merit. Since this is my first BLUETOOTH  radio. But I was worried about poor sound and limited bass. And that's why I wanted to voice my happiness with this speaker. Good medium sized and great sound. Working well from 150 feet distance. Pairing was super easy.
When the sound is so rich, it needn't even be played very loud (though it could be).I was impressed when I opened the package that is very intelligently designed and comes with a simple set of instructions. This is not a complicated system nor does it take a techie to set it up. Pressing one button, the system quickly found my bluetooth devices and with one click we had incredible sound.The right product for us at the right price and great results.
Once out of the box, I just tossed the instructions aside. It took two pushes of a button to sync this baby with my Iphone and have everything playing on it right away. Why bother with the directions?I mounted this unit on my wall in the garage for ridiculously high quality sound. It's extremely loud, balanced, with rich deep notes and wonderful highs.I only wish this had wi-fi enabled capability but will have to deal with the 20 ft. bluetooth range.
Answer: I have been happy with the bass from the Boston unit given the context of what it is. I have only listened to the soundlink mini from Bose, but not directly compared the two. The bose unit is good but in my opinion the Boston unit is a better value at $150. It does fill the room with sound well and should work great in a 12x 12 room