Sentences with phrase «slightly better bass»

It boasts slightly better bass depth and a thicker, fuller sound but still has a cleaner, sharper note presentation.

It's simply the best audio system in any car, although we did find the Vanquish to have slightly better bass response.

Not exact matches

Again, they can't touch the better headphones around the $ 1,000 mark, but their balanced, yet slightly bass - boosted sound plays beautifully for the money.

My audiophile ears would prefer better acoustics, however, as the bass is slightly heavy and treble not as crisp as other base sound systems.

What we get here is a nice, detailed audio that packs a punchy bass, warm mids and slightly lacking highs that are still perfectly good.

We did notice some distortion during bass - heavy music, as well as some rattling in the system's chassis, but slightly reducing the volume solved these problems.

The bass is slightly boosted, but it's very well represented; there is no bloat or blurriness, even on already bass - forward songs.

The Bose models do sport slightly better sound quality, if you prefer deeper bass than clearer mids and highs.

Although the BE Sport3 aren't the last word in resolution or dynamics, I found it's slightly boosted bass response and rolled off highs good enough, especially when you consider these headphones cost $ 79 (approximately # 64, AU$ 106).

Running the Ella headphones passively sounded good, but music consistently came across slightly thin in the upper bass and midrange.

Although clearer, the QC 15s didn't fare much better, delivering distant, hollow bass with a slightly muted vocal.

The $ 299 Crave Pro is slightly louder, but also adds dual - subwoofers for better bass.

Don't get us wrong: We love our Audeze EL - 8, which offer better detail up top, along with fantastically firm, and full bass, but with the NightHawk, bass brings a slightly more visceral experience.

Noise isolation is outstanding and the sound quality is great as well, with strong bass, lush mids, and smooth — albeit slightly docile — treble.

The soundstage isn't as wide as some of the good Bluetooth earphones out there, and I could notice bass cut off and slightly crackling sound at the highest volume level.

Overall, the headphones provide a neutral sound that works well with just about every genre of music — though, it has the typical Klipsch mid-centric sound signature with taught bass and slightly rolled off highs.

It can also slightly distort loud sounds like explosions and bass - heavy music as well as overwhelming other frequencies.

It offers only slightly better sound than the Echo Dot, and it can't compete with the voice or bass from the Fabriq.

Pushed a little harder (and louder) with Nas's N.Y. State of Mind it continued to impress and while slightly over emphasising the bass it sounded even better than we'd expected.

And I was pleasantly surprised by how good it sounds — even on my tiny Google Home Mini, which has slightly improved bass compared the Amazon Echo Dot in my living room.

A-Audio's on - ear Lyric headphones look good and are built rock - solid, but purists should be aware of a slightly bass - heavy sound signature.