Cannot decide which buy, the logitech ue mini boom or the anker mp141, can you tell me which is the best and which has more and better bass?
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I have not personally used the anker mp141 but I can tell you that considering its size, the UE mini boom has an amazing amount of bass. It never distorts and at high volumes it almost rumbles.
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I can only answer for the UE Mini Boom. It has FANTASTIC bass. I literally have to watch where I put it. I had it on my kitchen counter one day and it vibrated the glassware on the counter and made quite a racket. Sound is crystal clear, and the bass is awesome. There is a ton of sound in a 1 pound box. Not that you asked, but the battery life is fantastic. Using it about an hour or two a day, a single charge lasts for like 10 days. Good Luck and have fun. :-)
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I am listening to mine right now via BlackBerry tooth. I have had it for well over a year and use it most every day. My son gave me a Jam blue tooth portable speaker for Christmas, and, while nice and a little smaller, has a shorter battery charge and less audio volume and quality. However, I was under the impression that Monster had quit making the Clarity.
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The bass is really good in my experience. I listen to mainly EDM and rap, and do some gaming as well, and these have proved to be stellar for all 3. Also works wonderfully for movies and tv.
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I have a UE Boom, and love it. But the UE is really big compared to the TDK. For travel, the TDK is the absolute winner. It's the best speaker at its size I've ever heard. I haven't really listened to both the TDK and UE against each other. But I've been listening to the TDK at about 80 dB for the last couple of hours now in an 800 sq foot area and I feel no fatigue. It's very pleasant. I know that's not an audiophile term. It should be. Just transitioned from "All the Young Girls Love Alice" to "All You Need Is Love" and I really like how these speakers present the detail though they can't vibrate the floor. Now we're on to "Alone Again, Naturally" and the tambourine is perfect. Anyhow, buy these speakers. I have a UE Boom, and love it. But the UE is really big compared to the TDK. For travel, the TDK is the absolute winner. It's the best speaker at its size I've ever heard. I haven't really listened to both the TDK and UE against each other. But I've been listening to the TDK at about 80 dB for the last couple of hours now in an 800 sq foot area and I feel no fatigue. It's very pleasant. I know that's not an audiophile term. It should be. Just transitioned from "All the Young Girls Love Alice" to "All You Need Is Love" and I really like how these speakers present the... » Read More I have a UE Boom, and love it. But the UE is really big compared to the TDK. For travel, the TDK is the absolute winner. It's the best speaker at its size I've ever heard. I haven't really listened to both the TDK and UE against each other. But I've been listening to the TDK at about 80 dB for the last couple of hours now in an 800 sq foot area and I feel no fatigue. It's very pleasant. I know that's not an audiophile term. It should be. Just transitioned from "All the Young Girls Love Alice" to "All You Need Is Love" and I really like how these speakers present the detail though they can't vibrate the floor. Now we're on to "Alone Again, Naturally" and the tambourine is perfect. Anyhow, buy these speakers. « Show Less
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Don't know why it took so long for somebody to reply to this post. The Bass Freq has a plastic body and is lighter. The Vibes are made with metal bodies and have a more durable wire for more durability. But as a trade-off, they are heavier. The vibes also have a stronger bass driver and better internal shielding. Most people don't notice the difference, but if you are really picky on sound and listen to a lot of classical music or jazz the vibes provide more detailed low end sound. For my money, as long as you don't mind plastic buds, the Bass Freq is the way to go. Similarly, in the same $30 price range the remix-Ms also come in metal, without the extra driver weight of the vibes. Some people like myself really prefer metal and extra strong wires and internal components. But if you don't care then save the $50 difference and get the Bass Freqs or the remix Ms.
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If you want really good sound for a small size then go for the sony srs x3. I've had loads of bluetooth speaker now and the x3 has to be the best sound especially indoors you'll be amazed. The TDK has a good quality of sound and you want be disappointed. Bose are just over priced and you'll get the same sound. I was going to buy a soundlink mini but before I did I thought I'd have a listen to a few others first and the sony srs x3 whooped it with a clear shot. Another good one is sandstrom sbr14 or something like that, it's big and ideal for the beach or camping. Go for the black with red stichin because the outher model farts when you turn it up. All the speakers I've just mentioned are at currys. If you want really good sound for a small size then go for the sony srs x3. I've had loads of bluetooth speaker now and the x3 has to be the best sound especially indoors you'll be amazed. The TDK has a good quality of sound and you want be disappointed. Bose are just over priced and you'll get the same sound. I was going to buy a soundlink mini but before I did I thought I'd have a listen to a few others first and the sony srs x3 whooped it with a clear shot. Another good one is sandstrom sbr14 or something like that, it's big and ideal for the beach or camping. Go for the black with red... » Read More If you want really good sound for a small size then go for the sony srs x3. I've had loads of bluetooth speaker now and the x3 has to be the best sound especially indoors you'll be amazed. The TDK has a good quality of sound and you want be disappointed. Bose are just over priced and you'll get the same sound. I was going to buy a soundlink mini but before I did I thought I'd have a listen to a few others first and the sony srs x3 whooped it with a clear shot. Another good one is sandstrom sbr14 or something like that, it's big and ideal for the beach or camping. Go for the black with red stichin because the outher model farts when you turn it up. All the speakers I've just mentioned are at currys. « Show Less
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Both have a set of 4 speakers (2 tweeters and 2 woofers) so I'm sure the bass quality is similar. I went with the UE over the onyx only because it was more portable/rugged for outdoor use.
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I have had the chance to listen to both of them, I would definitively recommend the Energy Micro, better sound when compared to the classic, check my review of these set, also take a look at the pictures, I have side by side comparison of both sets.
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You shouldn'T buy this speaker. It's got a long track record of being lousy. The b250d is a waaaay better speaker for about the same price, but yah, you can input an mp3 line directly in.
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Definitely the Onyx studio speaker. Crisp sound and thumping bass. On full charge can play for 2 days without having to charge.
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I owned both. Bought the MB42X first, then returned them and got the Clubs. The MB42X sounded like something was missing in the mids. It sounded hollow. The Clubs have a fuller sound and I much prefer them to the MB42X !! Sound is a preference so to each their own. I tried adjusting bass and treble with both and the Clubs with no adjustment really sound the best. I'm not a big fan of the Lepai amp, it's only good for half volume so get the Topping amp even though it's more expensive.
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I'm an audio junkie and own both the turbines and the monster dr. dre tour beats..not even close..if you like bass go with the tour beats....turbines 5 out of 10 for bass..tour beats 7.5 out of 10 for bass.. hope this helps..if you like teriffic sound with great bass, try the koss porta pros for $30..a very small over ear set that sounds amazing!! Absolutely blows away the turbines and tour beats...
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I would personally go for the Sennheiser, because the AKG have low bass, so dubstep won't sound at its best. AKG are great for jazz, blues, classical and some rock; but for hip hop or dubstep that have great bass its not the perfect option.
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the bass is very good. but the volume isn't up to par, I'd like them to be louder. I've been looking, the Beats Studio Wireless Over-Ear Headphone. are loud enough but not sure that is the sound that I'd be looking for. I own a pair of V-Moda m 100's and love them. only if they'd make a bt headphones.
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I haven't tried UE boom, but I have tried Big Jambox. There isn't much difference in sound quality. Battery life is more in Jambox though. But the price difference isn't justifiable. TDK won't disappoint
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I Choose the Linn Majic 109's. I am very happy with them. With the Linn speaker you will never get tired of listening. I think I should have also auditioned the Dynaudio Excite X16's, for comparison. Good Luck
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no doubt the logitech z-2300. but they do lack a midrange. the subwoofer is a little big..