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nenokiiee
> 3 dayGot it almost 5 months, and the color covered the pair button starts peeling off. The sound quality is
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Alvin Tang
> 3 daysound quality is great, not too much bass as other brand, it has an excellent performance when playing rock music, band sound!!
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Kseniya Kulik
> 3 dayLove this speaker, it is small but the quality of sound is very nice. Ideal for travel.
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Red1sj
> 3 dayThis was a gift for my musician hubby and he said the sound is superb!!! It’s a fun, portable speaker.
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Bucko
> 3 dayOK so I wanted a speaker unlike any what others have. I can set it down & people know its mine. As for battery life I have yet to run it long enough to kill the battery
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Electroholic
> 3 dayYou wont regret for buying this Marshall. It works perfectly playing many types of music. There is almost no latency for playing music/movie/game via Bluetooth connection. Recommend!
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glen butters
> 3 dayGreat product
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norakat
Greater than one weekIndoors: Each unit sounds very different depending on where it is located. For the Emberton, it sounded a little too bassy in most locations and the mids and highs sounded drowned out because of that. The Bose also sounded a little too bassy but was more even on the mids and highs. In particular, the highs sounded great indoors. In certain spaces indoors, the Bose might have had the most even sound but only when standing right in front of the speaker. The JBL Flip 4 did not go as low in frequency response to the others however there was more clarity in the mids and had a more stereophonic sound. The Flip 4 in most cases sounded too bassy indoors (and I dont mean low bass but mid-bass). The Emberton sounded as one of the best when placed in the middle of the room. Outdoors: The Emberton was definitely the loudest and had the most bass and sounded better outdoors and had the best low frequency response as well as loudness. In some cases again, the bass drowned out the mids and highs. I liked the JBL Flip 4 outdoors for having a stereophonic sound and clarity in the mids and highs however the bass did not extend as low as the other 2. The Bose did not sound too good outdoors (worst of the 3 outdoors) and sounded the best indoors in particular situations. The Bose outdoors also did not perform well when not standing right in front of the speakers while the other 2, you can get pretty good response at different angles. As far as loudness and bass, the Emberton blew the other 2 away, but did not have the stereo spaciousness or mid/high clarity of the JBL.
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S. W. Helms
> 3 dayThis is an amazing speaker! I use it throughout my home, and visitors wonder if I have surround-sound speakers. When I show them that the music is coming out of this tiny speaker, they can’t believe it! It’s small, but has a surprising heft (weight), and a very sturdy construction. This isn’t some tinny, flimsy, plastic thing. It’s metal, has a rubbery covering around it, and most importantly AMAZING sound quality. Plenty of bass, and great balance. It’s also very easy to pair with my iPhone. Turn on Bluetooth, and look for the name “Emerson” (no idea why it’s called that), and click. A few moments later, you’ll hear a BUM-BUM (a bit like the “Law & Order” sound), and it’s connected.
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jeff smith
> 3 daySounds great at low to mid volume.