FLUANCE anyone?
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Oh yeah, I like it. And I don't care if it's just AC, not like imma gonna carry it around anyway.blu_fuz said:No likey?
I can't give a negative review on the Fi70. Maybe a couple quirks that can easily be overlooked once you listen to this beast.
Cons:
1. The USB port is only powered up when the unit is on. So no charging your MP3 player or phone when it is turned off.
2. Yeah, it's heavy. I don't plan on moving it around much anyway but I will be taking this outside at some point this year.
3. The hidden buttons on the top are finnicky. Sometimes they work every time, sometimes I have to give the volume 3-4 taps to go 1.
4. 3.5mm input, AM/FM, digital cable, BT are good inputs but no RCA input or any kind of line-out.
5. Unit is in stereo, but not enough separation between the speakers to give it a wider presentation. (but we all know its like a boombox, you won't get separation)
6. Bluetooth is version 2.0. Still works well.
7. The clock does not stay on when the unit is off and the digital display has very little style to it.
Pros:
1. Love the remote. It responds right away and the bass/treble +/- is great to adjust on the fly while you listen. MP3 files from the internet have volumes and quality all over the spectrum so you can dial each song in as you want to.
2. As soon as the music is playing it brings huge smiles and grins on the faces of the listeners. A lot of head nodding, smiles, and 'wow's.
3. The audio is super clear. No strange sounds, hissing, rattles, or clicking. A real piece of furniture.
4. Just the look of it people are immediately drawn to the FLUANCE and want to hear it. It's oddly beautiful and sucks you in to staring into it's gaping hole and listening at the same time.
5. The volume goes to 40 and I have not been able to push this hard enough to make it distort using bluetooth. I have played heavy rap, rock, audiophile, acoustics, vocals, EDM, you name it.
Cons:
1. The USB port is only powered up when the unit is on. So no charging your MP3 player or phone when it is turned off.
2. Yeah, it's heavy. I don't plan on moving it around much anyway but I will be taking this outside at some point this year.
3. The hidden buttons on the top are finnicky. Sometimes they work every time, sometimes I have to give the volume 3-4 taps to go 1.
4. 3.5mm input, AM/FM, digital cable, BT are good inputs but no RCA input or any kind of line-out.
5. Unit is in stereo, but not enough separation between the speakers to give it a wider presentation. (but we all know its like a boombox, you won't get separation)
6. Bluetooth is version 2.0. Still works well.
7. The clock does not stay on when the unit is off and the digital display has very little style to it.
Pros:
1. Love the remote. It responds right away and the bass/treble +/- is great to adjust on the fly while you listen. MP3 files from the internet have volumes and quality all over the spectrum so you can dial each song in as you want to.
2. As soon as the music is playing it brings huge smiles and grins on the faces of the listeners. A lot of head nodding, smiles, and 'wow's.
3. The audio is super clear. No strange sounds, hissing, rattles, or clicking. A real piece of furniture.
4. Just the look of it people are immediately drawn to the FLUANCE and want to hear it. It's oddly beautiful and sucks you in to staring into it's gaping hole and listening at the same time.
5. The volume goes to 40 and I have not been able to push this hard enough to make it distort using bluetooth. I have played heavy rap, rock, audiophile, acoustics, vocals, EDM, you name it.
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