In my opinion the sound isn't too bad. The speakers I chose perform well for a full range speaker. I've not put a crossover or any kind of bass/treble control. If I were to do that I would be more inclined to have tweeters and bass speaker. The board works fine for me in its intended purpose, mostly in the workshop where I'm more concerned with volume than quality. Regardless the sound quality is still good.
@@CandorPerlicious Thanks for the reply. Which class D amplifier board has the finest sound quality as per your experience? Have you tried the Infineon technologies MA12070 board ?
@@salilmahadik9396 honestly, this was my first major attempt at Bluetooth speakers. In the past I've used other cheaper units as more of a proof of concept. I'm not the best person to ask about fidelity since I'm kind of tone deaf in one ear. I haven't used any other brands as of yet since I'm not looking for another speaker but in the future I will probably put more effort into creating a richer fidelity and with the proper crossovers and speakers. If anyone else is reading this and wishes to reply on what you think would be a good high fidelity Bluetooth board, I'd be willing to listen. I still say though that dollar for dollar the board I chose was a good fit and the speakers give me enough clarity and volume to make me happy. Honestly I could have spent a few extra dollars to get A JBL or other brand name speaker with better bass and speakers engineered specifically for their Bluetooth board, but where is the fun in that? I prefer to know I can do this myself and get a reasonable facsimile of a store bought unit. Maybe in time I'll even be able to make one as good if not better 😜
