Would any of you who own this system say it gets loud enough for a small living room party - a 600 square feet living room?
189517
If you are looking to play background music at a moderate volume than this should be sufficient. If you want to have a dance party than you may want something bigger.
238318
Yeah it's a great little unit. Sound quality is good not fantastic but considering money you can't go wrong. I have mine connected to Wharfdale Diamond 9.1 speakers and they go loud enough to easily fill a medium size room.
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Yes, absolutely. Actually, I rigged the wires of another speaker pair together and plugged it all into the L & R's together to make it have 4 Speakers! Double the sound :)It is loud enough to shake my house at 20 and the max is 30. It is plenty for a small get together.Although, the EQ settings are very basic and I would rate the Stereo's system overall very average maybe a (6.5/10). It sounds nice, but is not a top of the line product honestly. (Also, fyi... "The top cones in both of the blue speakers are dummy speakers.") They are false/fake speakers and there is no magnet behind the two top cones.. They literally just put them for show... I don't know how that is legal, but it's the case. ~Connor Yes, absolutely. Actually, I rigged the wires of another speaker pair together and plugged it all into the L & R's together to make it have 4 Speakers! Double the sound :)It is loud enough to shake my house at 20 and the max is 30. It is plenty for a small get together.Although, the EQ settings are very basic and I would rate the Stereo's system overall very average maybe a (6.5/10). It sounds nice, but is not a top of the line product honestly. (Also, fyi... "The top cones in both of the blue speakers are dummy speakers.") They are false/fake... » Read More Yes, absolutely. Actually, I rigged the wires of another speaker pair together and plugged it all into the L & R's together to make it have 4 Speakers! Double the sound :)It is loud enough to shake my house at 20 and the max is 30. It is plenty for a small get together.Although, the EQ settings are very basic and I would rate the Stereo's system overall very average maybe a (6.5/10). It sounds nice, but is not a top of the line product honestly. (Also, fyi... "The top cones in both of the blue speakers are dummy speakers.") They are false/fake speakers and there is no magnet behind the two top cones.. They literally just put them for show... I don't know how that is legal, but it's the case. ~Connor « Show Less
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This isn't 500W, nor does it have five speakers; but it sounds pretty nice for only two speakers. I'm satisfied with this purchase and I think that you would be as well, as long as you're not trying to replace a true surround sound from five speakers. I would recommend this system.
1305740
Yes, the sub-woofer is down firing. The sound bar will fill a room but there is a sweet spot when sitting in front of it.
424286
I have two of these speakers. I used them for my home warming. I also use them for my fight parties. I live in a 3 story house so they are extremely loud. You don't have to worry about that.
1023958
It has it's own speaker built in so I guess it would depend on the size and noise level of the room. The volume of the speaker is pretty loud in my home and the kids have used it for everything they've needed so far; I would guess for small to medium settings it would suit you.
110070
wattage ratings really don't tell you much about how loud or how "good" a product will sound. my geneva L plays quite loud in my 12x21' room and sounds very nice. plenty of bass, too. if you want a super loud party system though, this won't cut it!
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Honestly, I haven't taken it to full volume. Never needed to. If you need a TON of sound, a small Bluetooth set won't help you, no matter who makes it. This is for portable situations, not to entertain a bunch of folks for a party or anything like that. If your group is larger than about 6-8 people and/or you have a large space to fill, look to the next level up in size. I.e., bookshelf size stereo.
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I forgot to include room size. I have used my sound dock in large rooms and the music was great. However, remember that wedding receptions tend to get a little loud to make sure that you take that into consideration.
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David, A number of things come into play here. What kind of speakers are you using? What is the size of the room? This network product is primarily there to give you a lot of features for smaller speakers (only 60 watts) and to be a space saver. Eric C World Wide Stereo
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No, I would advise getting something more like a set of Peavy PA speakers. If it is outdoors, it doesn't matter even if the group is small. You will experience a lot of ambient, distracting noise. And it would be load enough to get full clarity. I hope this helps.
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I have a large living room, that is connected to kitchen and a studio, making it a very large space... You wouldn't believe how loud can this system sound and if used with a decent amp (I used denon). I have to use it at 40% volume. If you got a party going on maybe you'll use it at 65% volume. You don't need a different center speaker.
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You would be surprised but these can fill a large room. My advice to you would be to wait to hear them before you feel the need to add anything to them. if you truly want 7.1 sound i would suggest adding two floorstanding speakers to the front and using the 800 for your center and surround. But I believe these speakers will fill your room. Feel free to let me know how everything works out and what you decide to do.
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The system is more for a computer stero the bass isn't that loud and all around thay sound ok but probly not for a party more a surround sound system then party's and I like my party's it would be better if u got some Polk Audio or pioneer book shelf speakers and a good receiver like a sony
112997
The speakers are not made for a large space. Imagine sitting at your computer and having the speakers excite the space within an area of 30 sq ft. In this area they are clear, with great definition. I have B&W; speakers that can handle 200 watts each and an REL Sub. These are made for a large room and at low gain fill the room. You would be better to get a pair of Senheisser or Grado headphones and plug them into the MM1 jack.
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Room I have it in is 25 x 25 and it fills the room with sound. If I use it for music on Pandora and raise the volume it plays well for the entire lower floor of 2800 sq feet and we have high ceilings.