how does the sound compare to Harman Kardon GO + PLAY?
1526511
I don't know, as I've not heard the HK speaker unit. This one's not bad, but does from time to time exhibit way too much bass!
2098245
this is the only ive tried , beside jbl , i reallly like the sound quality on bose but it is much expensier tan jbl, so it depends on budget
1657621
The JBL is awesome. The Klipsch is very good. Neither is a loser. I thought the JBL sound was richer and recharges the ipad/phone while is plays. The Klipsch is portable but a battery hog. If you NEED wireless then the Klipsch but if you are looking for great sound go with JBL
1016376
There no difference but my experience was not very good this product only lasted 2 months and it stop working sound quality was not the greatest. A lot of time one side play louder than the other.
1846592
Sounds way better than the big jambox in my opinion. Bluetooth is much worse than the Bluetooth on the jambox though.
30245
I cannot make a comparison, but The HK sound is superb with plenty of bass. With volume cranked up there is no noticeable distortion, again, plenty of bass but sound is well balanced (so bass is not exaggerated, which you may want...).
1493676
Both sound great. In my opinion the HK sounds slightly better. The power output difference is not what it seams (90w vs 75w), I'd wager if properly tested they are equal in power or the HK actually has a little more. HK is very conservative in their watt ratings and push higher amps than most. The HK seams to match well with the warm sound I like and my Paradigm speakers (older models w/ silk tweeters). The HK will be easier to set up if you don't have much experience. The Denon has more surround processing modes that you may or may not like. Sound is very subjective and depends on your room acoustics, your speakers, and most importantly your preferences. If you are using a Blu ray player that bitstreams the new uncompressed surround formats (Dolby Digital HD, DTS Master Audio), then they will both decode them for you. If you use a PS3 remember that it can't bitstream these HD audio formats, but must decode them internally and send them via LPCM. If you need a good speaker set check out the Energy Take Five Classics sold on Amazon for less than $600 last I checked. You are going to be happy with either unit. Good luck! ps. The included iPod dock with the HK is a really nice free addition if you have an iPod. If I had chosen the Denon, I would have bought their model dock eventually.
479605
Get a refund. Even if you get it to work the sound quality will be terrible. If you have an aux input I would suggest the Harmon Kordon BTA-10.
308530
When I played them together it wasn't really close. The UE Boom had ok sound, but it sounded like a lot of the other bluetooth speakers out there, kind of tinny and flat. The only two that I felt were good was the bose unit and this unit. I wanted something I could take to the beach, potentially get wet, etc. So I got this. I had them next to each other at the store and would go back and forth. I'm very happy with the tdk unit.
30246
I had the Bose speaker and I have always been a huge fan of Bose and I own some Bose speakers for the bedroom but I took the outdoor Bose speaker back and got this Harman kardon speaker after comparing the price and the quality of sound and I love the decision I made!! I love it, I love it, I love it!!!!!
570070
I think it's better. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bass thumping speaker. However if you want balanced quality sound for a fair price, this is a good buy.
1484503
I prefer the Fishman. I tested both side by side and the Fishman sounded natural and clear to me. The Bose seemed less clear and processed. However, I've heard from others who prefer the Bose sound. It's mostly subjective.
1317587
Better audio, higher price. Take a look at SoundBlaster Roar. You will not regret spending a few minutes on it.
961818
I happen to own both models... They both sound tlhe same at reference levels, however the egged one is better for music.
119000
I listen to the same type of music and would say the UE would be an okay choice, it presents a nice equalized sound across the three ranges. The bass will not dominate like you might be expecting from your music however. That said, it plays clean if you don't overdrive the volume.
1801287
I would go with a pioneer. I was not impressed by the sound. Plus the max volume was not enough for my system. It has some cool features but I wouldn't reccomend. I give it 3/5 stars
1537205
It really depends on your needs. They are both excellent receivers, but the Pioneer has better Multi-Room/Multi-Source features (audio AND video), and it is the only receiver at this price point that allows you to route and control a digital audio source to the second room with full control. If the Multi-Room/Multi-Source features do not matter to you, I would also suggest that you consider the Harman Kardon AVR-254/354, as well as the Denon 790, 1610 and 1910. Slightly more expensive, but a unit to watch for is the upcoming Marantz NR1501. Good luck!