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Question: Do BOTH speakers have their own power cords? Are the speaker back panels identical for both speakers?
Document: I will likely go back to my original plan, which was to purchase a full stereo system that will work directly with my iPhone.3/3/14 Update: I now leave my iPhone near the speaker. On one hand, it seems to defeat the purpose of not needing to dock the iPhone. On the other hand, the sound isn't bad and at least it stops the connection from dropping.
Naturally, the lack of stereo separation, with speakers so close together, is evident, but the shape of the Minx Air devices &#8211; slightly curved &#8211; sends the sounds from each speaker slightly to the side, providing an excellent stereo soundscape.One thing that doesn&#8217;t work, which I would have liked, is streaming audio from an iPad when watching videos. In other words, if I were watching, say, a movie streamed from Netflix, I&#8217;d like to stream the audio via AirPlay to the Minx Air.
After enjoying the Air100 speaker so much I decided the get the 200. Basically its the bigger brother as this has a built in subwoofer for extra bass.I have put it in the kitchen on top of the fridge/freezer and I've stuck the remote (Velcroed) to the front of the fridge to select radio stations from my presets or airplay my Spotify into the unit.The sound is amazing, much deeper bass than the smaller 100 - If we ever get a summer I know I'll have the patio doors open with my husband in the garden on the BBQ and I'll have all my favourite songs (yes my songs while he cooks for once) playing and filling the garden.I have played a bit, linking the 2 Minx Airs through iTunes on my Mac and I can play the same song through both speakers and control the volume on the computer or using the apple remote app, so I have learnt something new too!
It has a 3.5 mm jack and a pair of RCA jacks on the back, so you can even connect it to a TV or portable music player.The Minx Air also offers access to internet radio stations. I haven&#8217;t used that much, but you can store a number of presets and access them from the Minx Air app, or control with the buttons on the device, or its tiny remote. You can also, of course, stream anything from an iOS device, or other device that supports AirPlay or Bluetooth.
The Minx Air devices let you stream music via AirPlay or Bluetooth, and the Minx Go only Bluetooth.The Minx Air has an impressive feature set. With a class-D amplifier, providing 200 watts to a pair of 57mm balanced mode radiator drivers and a 165mm subwoofer. It has a rich sound, with strong bass that you can adjust using a knob on the back of the device, or from the company&#8217;s Minx app. It supports AirPlay and Bluetooth atpX, and has an Ethernet jack, so you can run music to it over a wired network, if you wish.
The minx has been a great hit in Europe. Have you seen the reviews on amazon uk. I have bought two minx 100's...fantastic quality25 reviews and every one given 5 stars! Similar reviews for the 200. Read reviews before buying 200 rather than 100, these speakers can go loud!
Everything sounds great. There is a feeling of thinness to the music, compared to a full-sized stereo, but it&#8217;s just a slight impression, due to the smaller speakers. Even at full volume &#8211; louder than I&#8217;ll ever play it &#8211; the Minx Air 200 sounds great.Unlike many devices of this type, it&#8217;s stereo. Compared to the mono Sonos Play:5, which is the same price, but a few inches narrower (and which requires a Sonos system), the Minx Air 200 has much more presence.
This 18-inch, or 450mm, wide device, which stands easily on a bookcase or shelf, sounds almost as good as a full-sized stereo. Listing at $600, (the current Amazon.com price is around $500), I can&#8217;t think of a better way to listen to music when you don&#8217;t have room for an amp and speakers.The Minx Air 200 is part of Cambridge Audio&#8217;s broader Minx product line. There is also a smaller Minx Air 100, and a portable Minx Go, all of which offer wireless playback.
The Minx 200 is silky smooth and clean sounding. Is it something about the Brits that I'm always attracted too.I own tons of Meridian DSP Speakers that I love. I was not sure if the Distortion on the KMC3 I occasionally heard was a limitation of Bluetooth which is partly why I wanted a WIFI option. Well the Minx sounds amazing on Bluetooth and WIFI.The attractiveness of direct no fuss buttons for Direct WIFI Internet Radio was hard to resist. And they work perfect.Turn it on. Hit One button and music is playing over WIFI.I have not tried Air Play.
I am really enjoying this sound system. Sound is terrifically refined for the size, bass is amazing and the volume can reach extraordinary levels with no apparent distortion. The built-in handle will make it portable for mobility anywhere I need it plus the power system does not involve a bulky brick so it is really quite portable. The bonuses of this system over others are noteworthy including both wired and wireless networking, Bluetooth, a couple kinds of analog inputs, and the totally useful inclusion of internet radio shortcut buttons. I can easily fire up a favorite station without even involving my iPhone if I choose.
Answer: Only 1 cord sound is amazing but it is temperamental (wifi/Bluetooth) we can't get it to work all the time I would get the Bose