Great looks, mellow sound
350550
I purchased this cat back exhaust primarily because it has a low but somewhat noticable tone.  It also looks very close to stock which helps from cops pulling you over and giving you a fit-it ticket, although it does have some performance and higher flow qualities.

If you are looking for a low-key but clean exhaust this is for you!  Cheapest I have found on the net.  $470 shipped.
381147
Slimmer than the PSBV200BT, bluetooth is easy to pair up, the EQ boost is decent but defaults back off when the unit turns off, and unfortunately you cannot adjust the Low/Mid/High end frequencies for custom EQ settings to match your listening needs if you are one of the picky listeners. Otherwise the unit sounds great and looks nice and unobtrusive.
2408312
Great sound, great playability, great looks! You can get a wide range of sounds out of it. Only gave it 4 stars because it is neck heavy when using a strap.
3239314
Enjoyable, big room sound across a range of classical, jazz, and pop music. My very positive experience with sound quality mirrors that of previous reviewers here. The looks are contemporary and elegant, so it fits well into any room decor. Pairing works just fine on both Apple and Kindle devices. It's not as portable or as cool as the UE Boom with its app, so I'm keeping that for travel and grab-and-go personal sound. One minor nit is that the legs on the speaker don't fold up. Therefore, I use the original box to pack it up for travel to protect the speaker and legs from damage.
1069261
Beautiful.  Look great on the shelf with the other components.  HOWEVER, overall sound reproduction is good but is NOT extraordinary.  The 6-inch built-in speakers in my 20-year old, all-in-one Panasonic disk/tape/receiver are richer all around at both ends of the frequency range including mid-range.  These are decent, not remarkable.
4077104
I bought these as a small system for ambient music in the dining room.

Pros:
 - Stylish and elegant
 - Build quality (feels sturdy)
 - Deep bass; for sure, not comparable to the 12in subwoofer in my home theater (paid 3x the price of this entire system) but still quite impressive
 - Does not create hearing fatigue (probably due to low distortion)

Cons:
 - Lacks midrange; the vocals, especially for male singers, seriously lack body. Same for saxophone.

So, put simply, you have a nice system, the bass drum is punchy, the highs are silky (I mean that in a good way), but Barry White sounds as if he had lost 100 pounds.

Considering the relatively high price of this system, I returned it. To me, the midrange is the most important part of the spectrum. I won't sacrifice it, especially on a system of that price.
2771847
This is a great-sounding and great-looking compact sound system from Bose. The Bose Wave series has been around for years - has always been high-priced but with sound quality that can surprisingly fill a room despite its smaller size. The new innovation here is SoundTouch, which is their wireless connectivity system and their answer to the success of Sonos and other wireless music companies.

I have a couple of Sonos speakers and so was able to compare the Bose and Sonos products side by side. Overall, the Bose Wave system seems to have better accuracy in the mid to high range. Bass is not as pronounced as in the Sonos, but this shouldn't be noticeable unless you play a lot of music with heavy bass/rhythm sections.

The build quality on the Bose is excellent as usual, and the beautiful black design should blend in with most rooms in your house. It does take up a lot of horizontal space (as do other Wave systems), so you may want to be aware of that before deciding on placement. The included remote is practical but nothing special - no backlighting or electronic display.

One of the most important aspect is how well it wirelessly connects with your e-music library, which in most cases would be sitting in your computer. In order to sync with a computer's music library, you have to download a program to your computer. To control music with your smartphone, you have to download an app there as well. Setup was fairly straightforward, and I was able to do it wirelessly through our home wifi system. An advantage of the Bose system is that you don't have to buy a separate wifi bridge,as you do with Sonos. (Of course, if you already have a bridge, this also means you can't save money by not buying this.)

Once I got the system setup, I was easily able to play and control music through my iPhone. The iPhone app is fairly basic. You don't have as much control over playlists, playlist order, song queues, etc, compared to the Sonos app. Hopefully this is something that Bose will build on further in the future. One BIG plus is that the streaming music played without interruptions. This was something that Sonos was never able to do consistently, which ended up being a major bummer.

Overall, the Bose Wave SoundTouch has become our go-to option for streaming music wirelessly in the house. Not surprising, since it is combining Bose's great Wave technology with wireless connectivity. If you can get past the high price, you'll be rewarded with clean high fidelity streaming music.
639398
Beautiful, full range, even toned sound. These sound like they have a nice flat frequency response curve, better than other headphones I have tried. They would be perfect if the foam in the earcups was a little thicker, to stop the speaker cover inside from touching my ears. They don't press enough to make it uncomfortable, but then my ears lie fairly flat to my head, so if your ears are deeper, your fit  may be worse. Real leather covers on the earcups would be nice too.

I am pretty particular about sound quality, and these definitely hit the mark. I also like to be comfortable while enjoying my music, and I would be a little bit disappointed in these if I had not found them at a deeply discounted price on a used, like new, deal. For something in the standard price range, I would expect earcups that are a little more plush
3625599
Easy to set up - looks great but more importantly, sounds great.  The base unit leaves something to be desired - while the setup is easy, the actual "tuning" of the device is not so straightforward.  Overall, great value for the money.
4794874
This is an interesting looking speaker. It looks almost like a woven box but it is really a plastic exterior with a cool design.

It sits nicely on a shelf because of the cube design. It paired easily for me but also comes with an audio jack for non-bluetooth devices. It also comes with the USB to micro USB charging cable. I like the rubberized, non-skid bottom. It helps to muffle any vibrations from the speaker as well as to seat it firmly on a shelf or counter.

Controls are volume, power, bluetooth connectivity and call answer.

The sound is good. It's not the best and can be a little tinny at times lacking a little bass. But it is pretty good for most music and is better with a little distance between you and the sound gets better. it has good volume too. I was provided a sample for testing and review.
3967067
I've had a few Sennheiser pairs over the years and they've always sounded amazing. This is my first non-pro set to own, and they look and sound awesome. The design is gorgeous; all the way down to the jack/plug which is articulating to meet your angle-of-choice. I can't speak to how well they'll hold up though as I'm just 24 hrs in on using them. But, if they're anything like my other Sennheisers, wear/tear should be fine.

They also do an impressive job of passive noise canceling. I didn't buy them for that, but it's an added bonus. To this end, there is near zero sound leakage, so folks sitting near me don't hear my tunes.

Only gripe is that they spent a bunch of money on a hard case for them, which is something I'll never use.
105056
Styling: 5/5
From right out of the box it is immediately apparent that the ES7's are a fashion statement, and a good one.  They are beautiful headphones; I have not experienced this level of styling or solid build quality in any headphone to date (AKG's designs come somewhat close). The shiny metal casing is classy, and headband is a solid rubber (a great idea that doesn't get implemented enough), with a metal expansion on each side. The headphone is relatively small for a full-sized headphone (which could be a problem: it is arguably may be too small for someone who has a large head). The comfort level is pretty good as well, I found I could wear these for a extended sessions of listening.

Sound: 3.5/5
The trade-off is the sound quality. This is not to say that the ES7s are a poor-sounding headphone. They're better then average. But you simply don't get the full-sound in any closed headphone, and I found this even more apparent with the ES7s than my Senn hd280 pros. Across the spectrum, the sound is simply... thinner. The bass is a bit murky, and too often too weak. No type of music sounds bad, but no type of music is excellently reproduced on these. Still, the sound is energetic, at times lively, and isn't at all a problem for any bus ride or plane flight.

Total:
4/5... When I'm in my room listening, I wouldn't trade my AKG or Sennheiser models for these, but when I'm outside the house I can wear these with pride. They're a beautiful headphone that raises the bar headphones with both functionality and style.
3551018
These look good and sound good, but do feel a little cheap when holding them.  That doesn't really matter if the fit and sound good and they are comfortable and their sound is above average for headphones of this price.  I am simply impressed that they do not sound like a speaker in a big room with a hollow echo - the vocals are clean and the bass is there (but not strong).  My daughter loves them (partially because they look "sweet")...for the price, hard to pass up.
1719554
I bought these August 2011 as an alternative to the Sennheiser HD-448 that I had bought from Amazon March 2011. The V-Moda look much better, and have good quality, but the bass is quite pronounced. Now I do like bass, but the trebles seem clipped when I compare both units on the same iPad with the same songs. It is quite noticeable whether instrumental or vocals.

Each of us have personal preferences, but I thought it worth noting for those wanting clarity over bass. These are visually very nice units with good quality, but I prefer the sounds produced by the Sennheiser HD-448.
2871472
They have good sound, but there is a lack of presence and  slightly muddy low frequencies. They are very well made and very attractive.
2100535
This is a beautiful tower.  It adds nice appeal to whatever room you put it in, but I'm not so pleased with the sound.  I have worked with it for a few days now and it's just ok.  My Phillips and Altec Lansing sound just a good and they were not as pricey as this one.  The look is great though and truly adds to my room. Don't look for the quality in sound as you usually get from Pyle products. This is worth the $185.00 but definitely not worth the retail of $500.00. The sound just isn't there. I've been in the music industry for 40 years and I know sound.
2507489
Looks great and sounds great! It syncs wonderfully via bluetooth to the samsung android. Was a bit more of a challenge to get it to play nice with my laptop bluetooth and windows 7... it was painful to set up but finally it's working ok, most of the time they refuse to play together without completely turning off/on the bluetooth adapter.

Dislikes: The power light is too dim so it's difficult to see if it's turned on. The battery light shows red when charging. It should be red if the battery is low, but blink green while charging, shouldn't it? So it's confusing at first - is it charging or not? The inputs and speaker-cable plugin are located on lower back side of unit but I wish they were on one side or other of the unit. It's not handy in current location... perhaps they look best where they are, but it's not handy. The buttons are very hard to see in low lighting.