Sentences with phrase «good balance of bass»

Good balance of bass and treble.

The sharp treble tones really stood out in comparison to the bass - heavy Braven HD, and also sounded more impressive than on the Megaboom, although that speaker provides a better balance of bass and treble.

Not exact matches

Bracing, woodsy freshness of the herbs balances the meatiness of the tomatoes, the bright sweetness of the pomegranate seeds pairs well with the smokiness of the eggplant, while the bass note of the lamb's flavor thrums through it all, keeping the dish on - tempo.

There was no hum during quiet parts of a track, while highs and bass were very well balanced.

This very well - balanced system produces fine sound throughout the frequencies, with satisfying bass, courtesy of two subwoofers, and highs with good detail and no shrillness.

Plugging in headphones gives you a nice balanced delivery for your music, with nice rich bass and plenty of detail (assuming you're using good - quality headphones).

Subwoofer Trim Control takes care of this by separating the low subwoofer frequencies cleanly, thus stabilizing the front stage while providing a well - balanced enhanced bass sound.

Heavy bass can ruin even the best of relationships, and we were happy to discover that the NE5 was well - balanced in that department, offering a great mix of power and tact.

This is odd, considering the recently reviewed Beats Solo 2 sounds far more balanced, with at least a decent sense of high - mid and treble presence to keep every aspect of the track well - defined against the onslaught of deep bass.

They sound really good, though, with much of that smooth, balanced character we like so much in our main pick, the Sony MDR - 7506, but a little more bass, a little less treble, and a mellower sound that might make them more enjoyable to listen to at high levels and for long stretches (namely, the way DJs use headphones).

Balanced sound, decent highs and mids and clean bass make it a much better pair of phones.

This is easily the best - sounding pool blaster we've heard to date, with an even balance of bass, midrange, and treble that presents all instruments and vocalists naturally without calling attention to (or mangling) any one element of the music.

Bassheads and EDM - lovers won't like the sound but balanced bass help make the MW50s sound good with all types of music.

At high, unwise listening levels, sound doesn't distort, and at moderate, ideal levels, the bass response is still quite robust and well - matched in terms of balance in the higher ranges.

«you won't find another speaker that offers the excellent sound quality, along with good battery life and water resistance... It has a balanced and rich sound, with good treble, midrange and bass tones ─ competitors usually lack in at least one of those areas.»

It does a good job of keeping the sound balance and having a strong bass presence.

Bruno Mars» vocals were well - balanced with the bass line on «That's What I Like,» while the ultra-distorted guitars on Japandroids» «Near to the Wild Heart of Life» had good detail.

Improving on the technology of the UE Boom and Mini Boom, the Megaboom delivers richer bass and balanced treble, and has a longer battery and better weather resistance than the other UE models.

As for sound quality, the sound signature is balanced with a good amount of bass; with the right sized eartips and a proper seal you'll hear a bit of deep bass.

Sound quality on the XB50s isn't as balanced as on the Panasonics, and they really sounded best with music that had a lot of bass, like hip - hop or EDM.

If you need a louder portable speaker, the UE Mini Boom may be the better option, but the balanced sound and bass of the Mini Jambox really make it stand out from the rest.

Still, we wouldn't kick the SRT - 1000 out of bed as a wireless music streamer, as it offered a well - struck balance between the potent bass frequencies and the clean treble.

The Klipsch Reference On - Ear II live up to the «reference» moniker with its balanced sound — every part of the audio spectrum is well represented and bass isn't overwhelming like mainstream headphones.

Enabling the UHQ scaling feature helps balance things out a good bit, but it's still a tad on the heavy side and needs adjustment out of the box, otherwise the audio gets a bit drowned out from the heavy bass.

The 7 - inch tall speaker comes in either white or space grey (pictured) and features an array of speakers to create a well - rounded balance of treble and bass regardless of where you place it in the room.

The UE Blast is solid, with a good balance of mids and treble, though not overloaded with bass.

Audio is incredibly well balanced, and quite a bit better sounding than most phones out there, which tend to be overly bass heavy out of the box.