Speakers that pack a punch Archives
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5 Small Speakers That Pack A Punch
Having control of the aux cable used to be an ongoing argument at every house party and in every taxi you got into; but that’s all changed. As Bluetooth speakers have become even more popular, the question has changed from ‘pass the aux’ to ‘who’s connected to the speaker’. Anyway, now wireless listening is easy, convenient and sounding better than ever, gone are the days when you needed a big Hi-Fi set up to properly hear the bass or even enjoy the sound. To illustrate our point, and to show you the length and breadth of small speakers on offer, we’ve pulled together our latest edit to focus on five of the best small speakers around.
Vifa Sandstone Grey Helsinki Bluetooth Loudspeaker
Vifa is a Danish company, and like all good Danish brands it has an unmistakable Scandinavian aesthetic that is embedded into every one of its beautifully crafted, one-of-a-kind products. The Vifa Helsinki is one of three wireless speakers under Vifa’s impressive audio umbrella, which are all named after Nordic capital cities – the Helsinki, Copenhagenand the Stockholm wireless soundbar. Anyway, Vifa’s Helsinki is the smallest and most portable of them all, and it features a beautiful leather carry handle and an understated design with a total of six drivers that hide underneath the petite Nordic body for a rich, warm sound.
The diminutive, albeit rugged, design is supported by Bluetooth connectivity. There’s a small button on the side that controls Bluetooth connection and it has the ability to answer calls to your smartphone through the speaker too. But the sound of the Vifa Helsinki is what makes it the best portable speakers for the outdoors. It’s impressively well-balanced sound highlights the soft, textured quality of vocals, while it also has the power to give bass beats a commendable amount of space to bounce around.
Tivoli Audio Black Ash / Black Model One Digital Radio
Although the Tivoli One Digital Radio is not portable like the other speakers that have made the cut, it has a wonderful balance between style, technology and audio quality that makes it the radio of the modern era. It delivers a new spin on DAB Radio by offering a multi-operational dial and digital navigation screen that not only makes changing stations easy but also makes Spotify connect and Bluetooth easy to use around the house.
Fender's new Bluetooth speakers look like amps - review
My faithful old JBL portable bluetooth speaker just gave up the ghost (not by any fault of its own – more due to my being the clumsiest person in the universe) so I’d been keeping an eye out for something just as good or even better.
Fortunately Fender recently put out two new Bluetooth speakers that look as good as they sound: that classic logo is one of the most evocative around and if you don't play guitar you can at least pretend to be cool.
Fender’s design is obviously the first thing that catches the eye – both models are made to look like its classic ’68 Custom amp, with the retro grills, knobs for volume, treble and bass, and satisfyingly old-school ‘on-off’ switch.
The Newport is dinky compared to the Monterey but feels hefty, while its bigger brother - with its textured grill just like the guitar amp - has a slightly more appealing, authentic look.
The Newport could theoretically double as a charger if you're willing to lug it about with you, but Fender makes no attempt to pretend that the Monterey is anything other than a stay-at-home speaker.
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While the Monterey is obviously the more powerful of the two, the Newport still packs a decent punch. Its bass is a lot better than I was expecting, and you can adjust that and the treble to fit your personal preference. It makes a cute guitar sound when you turn it on, and a different one when it pairs up with your phone.
The Monterey is made for the home – sound quality-wise it has a decent punch for the drums and bass guitar sounds well-textured. And it goes loud - practically up to 11.
Both the Monterey and the Newport have some way to go before they challenge the sound quality you'd get with a brand with a more established reputation for Bluetooth speakers, but for day-to-day quality and a novelty touch that'll look great in your home, they're superb.
Price for the Newport: £190
Monterey: £300
For more information and specs visit the Fender website.
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