I like listening to classical music and I really love how my bose soundlink flex reproduces it. The mids and highs are rich but not exaggerated. The sound is very nice and balanced. I can totally recommend it.
I think the JBL and the Bose sound the best here, the Sonys are too muffled and sound boomy 'cause they have too strong upper bass, but no deep bass at all (as much as you can talk about ''deep bass'' in such small speakers), they look a lot bigger too, more comparable to a Charge 5 in size... nice vid btw
The Sony speakers sound like they have a bit too much midbass/lower midrange, which can cause problems with reproduction of male voices. They sound a bit boomy. The JBL sounds a bit flatter through the bass region, but it also sounds a bit edgy, like there's something boosted in the highs somewhere. It sounded better than the Bose speaker and the Marshall speaker though. If I HAD to choose between these speakers, it would be either the XE300 (and use an EQ app to tame it), or the JBL Flip 6. But if other options are available, I'd explore them.
The passive radiators are covered up might have something to do with it and all the sounded is squeezed out of the rectangular strip when the JBL flip 6 went on the sound was deep and alive and the Bose Flex another fabulous speaker watched it on QVC LAST NIGHT 129.95 now and it now comes in carmine red.
PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS. Just a thought on the JBL Flip 6 vs the Bose SoundLink Flex. They are the same size and according to the internet the bose has a larger transducer than the JBL but the JBL has a tweeter and an adjustable equalizer within the app where as at this time on the bose connect app there is not an equalizer to adjust the sound. But I have another bose speaker and it uses a different music app and it runs on the bose msuic app and in the bose music app it has an equalizer so you can adjust the bass and the treble to your liking. And in the JBL portable app you can do the same thing except you can also adjust the mid-range. Bose could add an EQ to there app in the future/near future. Bc I read on the internet that when the JBL flip 6 was released it did not have an adjustable eq within its app for its speakers. But now it has an eq in the app. I think with the equalizer off on the JBL the bose sounds better but with the eq on I think the JBL sounds better. So if bose added an equalizer that could change things. I know the speaker has position IQ technology where it’s supposed to adjust the sound depending on which way you lay it but it would be nice to be able to turn that off if you wanted to. A similar portable speaker called the sonos roam has a similar feature but in the sonos s2 app you can turn that feature off. In the bose app you cannot do that or on the speaker itself either. And also Sonos has an adjustable EQ within the app like the JBL. The bose is behind the times with that but I bet they’ll change for the better. I would turn position IQ off and have an equalizer set to my liking if I could. I prefer my bose soundlink flex to sit upright so it’s pointing at me but they say it will produce more bass if you lay it flat, in my testing this is true. A little more bass for sure. Which I like. But I shouldn’t have to lay it flat to get maximum bass output. And the speaker needs better rubber feet on it because sometimes it will move it self. Or vibrate itself off the table. So I would recommend not placing it near the edge of a table if you don’t have to. Thank you for whoever actually takes the time to read this.
Good day. I understand that everyone has a different sense of sound, but still, which is better, whose sound is closer to the original, without exaggerated bass or highs, balanced - emberton2 or bang & olufsen beosound explore or bose flex? It was not possible to listen to marshall and bose at the same time, and in general to listen to bang & olufsen, my feeling is that the flex plays better than the flip6. Or Sony better? Which?
Wow - a LOT of negative comments about the Sony speakers. Is there an app to download to play with the Sony’s eq? I know JBL, Bang and Olfsen, Sonos all have their own apps that you can use to fine tune (and collect all your data!).
Jbl flip 6 sounds soo good , i think it sounds the best.. xe300 is worth twice the price of xe200 ..xe200 sounds boxy ..like sound isnt coming out of the speaker .. fantastic comparison 👏
I just bought 2 red ones. I've been obsessing about speakers for a few months. The new color (close to my alma matter's color) and the reduced price sealed the deal for me finally. I currently have 1 SoundLink micro and am very happy with it. Two flex in stereo should be nice, even though they're twice the size.
Ive seen so many vidoes bowz everytime the default eq of sony is flat and muffled, almost like the one is covering the speakers. Very impressed by that small ibl. The bose sounds very clear. Injust dont like the overall design. Hard choice! I currently have an old ie boom3 and i find its audio nixez thr sparial sound is amazing, to me ar least. I know jbl has power, but has avery punch default eq signature
For outdoor settings like street courts and also with home use would you recommend the Emberton II or Flip 6? Bass is kinda important to me but not a top priority. Love your vids!
@@DannyPops Alright thanks man. Is the discrepancy between the bass quality of the Emberton II and Flip 6 all that large? especially at louder volumes and outside and stuff
@@wayoff_e the flip 6 has 2 passive radiators that do a better job with bass and sounds less artificial. Either you'd be happy with once you use it but I'd say JBL has better bass by a small margin.
Hey Danny, which is the best speaker for a computer used at home... I bought the xe300 and its bass really hurts my ears so I returned it. I chose the sony because I wanted a stereo speaker, is a stereo speaker even necessary? Or what is the best option today for a PC?
@@DannyPops Thanks, I think they'll be too loud, today i'm using the first FLIP that came out haha... that's why I thought about a Bluetooth speaker to replace it and wanted it to be stereo unlike the new JBL they mono
Need your help choosing headphones with good sound. Recommend headphones in the middle price range (+/-100$) with a good balanced sound - so that there is not too much bass, and also not too much highs - so that there is a good sound I looked at buds2, buds2 pro - but the price, buds FE, wf-c500, c700, wf-ls900 linkbuds s, I don't know - maybe bose quietcomfort or sport, or nothing ear 2 (and also the price), or anker soundcore life note, I don't believe in oppo, or do I not consider them for nothing, like Philips, panasonic?
the only thing stopping me from getting the soundlink is the wide open charging port that will eat dust, dirt, sand, water and everything else. horrible design choice
I went to a store ans tested flip 6 and soundlink flex. I love sony but XE200 , 300 sounded muffled. Ended up with Bose's flex because it's base sounded better than flip 6.
All of em are trash get only Bose or the JBL speaker and d if you're not a sucker for brand just get the Soundcore Motion + with Alan Ross' custom equalizer settings it beats all the speakers on the table.
Most smart phones are pretty easy to send aux sound from via a USB C to aux. I did it many times in the middle of a desert once to connect my S21 ultra phone to a car with only aux and radio. Edit: I see so you want to send aux to usb c.... that may not work but why can't you just connect USB to USB C
@@DannyPops I’m thinking it should work too. I’m wanting the flex for my local movie drive in set up and would need to connect my portable fm radio to the flex for an upgrade on sound quality. The usbc to aux adapter seems like the obvious fix since the flex has no aux but I’d hate to get it just to find out it doesn’t work for some strange reason
Don't understand if the dude in this video have ears or he's just deaf? How can he imply he's conflicted when there are 3 speakers that are known for horrible sound. The Sony(s) which are all muffled and have boomy upper bass and the Marshall with very sibilant ear pericing highs? Crazy!!
No. That bass isn’t “clean” that bass of the XE200, I’m sorry to say it, but it’s the worst bass you can get on a speaker at this size. Bass shouldn’t sound like that. From my testing the bass cuts out at about 160Hz on the XE200 and that got me thinking WTF is going on with SONY, the EQ is so off that it’s peaked at around 200Hz, making the sound very muddy and the vocals are all crumpled up with the bass. The high frequency is also very bad on the XE200, probably because of the design of it that sink the drivers inside the body. The XE200 just doesn’t have anything, there’s no bass at all, there’s no clean mids, the highs sound like a toy… I’m sorry but SONY really made me disappointed.
I am so confused. Been looking online for a portable speaker to listen some music at home with. I own a pretty good Denon sound system and I absolutely love the sound of it. I am an audiophile and I'm looking for a great portable speaker that will give me a great experience with all types of music. Any price point is fine but I want a bang for my bucks. Any top recommendations?
I’ve just heard a demo of a new Klipsch speaker coming out in a few weeks. It’s called Nashville. It definitely took its design queues from the Emberton, but sounds better in my opinion. A little deeper bass than the Emberton and more crisp vocals. And all the while very balanced.
@@joelf5565 Hey thanks for your suggestion, I got myself a Soundcore Motion+ a year ago (two of them) and I really enjoy these so far, but I will keep an eye on the Nashville for sure. Your description of it def got me curious. Cheers.
After the clock radio sound of my xb33 compared to a $60 JBL clip I’ll never buy another Sony bluetooth speaker again, tbh I have no clue how it has so many good reviews
