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BOSE soundtouch 10 vs JBL Xtreme

this is a review and soundcheck of the bose soundtouch 10 bluetooth/wifi/multiroom speaker VS jbl xtreme bluetooth speakers recorded at a sound studio with zoom h1 at 50% input level aprox 35 cm wav 24/96 source file -mp3 320 kbps music by -prion music - http://www.prion-music.com/ elad alon for best image use flat headphones/speakers and flat settings BOSE SOUNDTOUCH 10 SPECS. connects to your Wi-Fi network for wireless music listening built-in Bluetooth lets you stream directly from compatible devices free SoundTouch® app lets you control the player and play music with your Apple® or Android™ device as well as Mac® and Windows® PCs support for online music services, including Spotify, Pandora, Deezer Premium, and iHeartRadio for thousands of free Internet radio stations (subscription required for some services) connects wirelessly to other Bose® SoundTouch® speakers to play the same song through multiple speakers or different songs in different rooms six presets offer instant music playback with the press of a button on the speaker or remote stereo minijack auxiliary input for portable devices player can be set up wirelessly or by using the included USB cable with a computer (USB port is for setup only) plays MP3, WMA, AAC, and Apple Lossless (ALAC) files remote requires AC power (AC adapter provided) JBL XTREME SPECS. bluetooth 4.1 3.5 mm (aux) 2 usb charging ports splash proof 2 full range drivers, 2 twitters, 2 passive bass radiators 40w output power connect up to 3 extreme/flip 3/pulse 2 speakers for multi room/stereo/partymode via jbl connect app (ios android) carrying strap speakerphone with clear echo call/answer buttons up to 15 hours battery life 2.2 kg most bluetooth speakers use some kind of a DSP(digital signal processor) system in order to prevent distortion at high levels that creates a huge difference dynamic wise between different vol levels. every speaker has its own sweet spot which from my tests of different speakers is usually between 60-80% vol level. that sometimes heavy processing creates a reduction of bass and an increase in mids and highs to prevent distortion, and comes out as very compressed sounding. this video demonstrates this effect best advice is to find that sweet spot and not go up to eleven !!! GO TO OUR SOUNDCLOUD PAGE FOR AN INTERACTIVE COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT SPEAKERS   / soundwise-383656208