Sentences with phrase «produce good bass»

Where other earbuds struggle mightily to deliver deeper lows to produce good bass, the Halo Smart does a decent job, except for some muffled depth at the very low end.

Not exact matches

That they're able to produce so much bass, and that they manage to stay still as well as they do, is impressive given that design.

Sound quality from the Mark Levinson system is excellent, well balanced throughout the frequency range, producing clear highs and sufficiently strong bass.

We found the audio quality of this system to be quite good, producing strong bass and excellent clarity, although the highs could have been a little brighter.

It produced well - balanced sound with good, solid bass.

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.

The speakers are loud so the volume is good, but the sound quality that is produced is typical tablet speaker sound, with clear vocals but little bass of course.

For gaming, the large 50 mm Beryllium metal drivers, again produced crisp and clear, with good bass.

However, the larger size also often produces more spacious sound, deeper bass notes, and better detail on sonically dense music when compared to earbuds of the same price.

This set produces a minor harsh edge on «s» sounds, as well as a bit of a bump in the mids, which can make bass guitars sound minimally louder in the mix than you may be accustomed to hearing.

However, these earbuds still rank among the best sounding in the workout category — although they have a little extra bass, they produce a balanced sound where nothing overpowers or pierces.

The Elite handled the pulsating bass line on Kanye West's «Flashing Lights» with ease while producing a punchy vocal and good snap on the drums.

The bass was punchy but not over the top and we felt that the headset generally did well to produce a full range of sounds.

Among sub - $ 100 Bluetooth speakers, the JBL Clip is smaller, cheaper and produces excellent sound for its size, and the Jawbone Mini Jambox offers even better audio — especially bass — but the Pocket Kick delivers where most songs need it most — in the vocals.

The Boom 2 delivers good overall sound, especially on vocals, though it lacks detail in the bass and treble that some other speakers in this price range produce.

This medium - size, 20.3 x 8.4 x 7.5 - inch center speaker is well - balanced, producing clear dialog and enough bass to provide resonance.

Earbuds sometimes struggle to produce bass you can feel, due to not creating the best seal in your ear; but the E8s have bass - to - spare.

The 53 mm dynamic stereo drivers used in the original CLOUD produced crisp mids and highs with very good bass levels and that hasn't changed a bit with the CLOUD II so that's one piece of good news.