Klipsch Nashville Portable Bluetooth Speaker, Black

Main unit is a soft rubber texture, plastic side rings, that hold metal Grills. Unit is surprisingly heavy for the size. The charging port has a hinged cover, keeping dust etc out. 4 buttons on top are On/Off, Bluetooth pairing( Hold for 3 seconds.) minus volume, plus volume, all very simple. Using the app, was easy, even for my 84 year old brain!.Bluetooth connect immediately, and it was up and running. Sound?.Pretty good, more than adequate for moving around the house/garden. A good depth of Bass, a bit of bleed into the mids, and a slightly veiled treble, BUT far better than a lot of devices I have tried in this, and higher price ranges. Basically, it sounds perfectly adequate for what it's supposed to do. Recommended.

Amazing sound and built quality, well balance I'd say while a bit light on bass but the eq fix it easily.

Sounds OK but lacks bass. In my opinion, should be priced much lower.

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El altavoz ha superado mis expectativas. Dudé bastante entre este modelo y el JBL Charge 6, pero al final me decidí por el Klipsch porque buscaba un sonido más equilibrado, con buena claridad y que resultara agradable incluso después de muchas horas de uso. En ese aspecto, ha cumplido perfectamente. La aplicación es sencilla e intuitiva, y la configuración se hace en pocos minutos sin complicaciones. En general, estoy muy satisfecho con la compra. De hecho, ya estoy pensando en comprar una segunda unidad para aprovechar las funciones estéreo. Además, el vendedor, Supersonido, ha ofrecido un servicio excelente. Se nota que conocen bien el mundo del sonido Hi-Fi.

Conozco la marca Klipsch desde hace años, pero no había tenido la fortuna de probar sus productos. Esta bocina tiene un sonido rico, cristalino, nítido, con énfasis en las frecuencias altas. No son frecuencias chirreantes que fastidian al oído, son frecuencias altas bien definidas que le aportan riqueza a la música. Las frecuencias medias se sienten bien, muy definidas. Las frecuencias graves no son muy potentes, pero están presentes. La bocina está pensada para escuchar jazz, rock, blues e incluso música clásica o de orquesta. Personalmente me gusta usarla a un volumen entre medio y bajo y es una delicia escuchar mis canciones favoritas. No es una bocina para hacer retumbar la casa, más bien está pensada para que disfrutes los detalles de la música. Vendí mi JBL charge 5 y compré esta. Aunque la JBL llegaba a escucharse un poco más fuerte, el sonido se sentía "más procesado", la Klipsch Nashville tiene un sonido más natural y eso me encanta. Sin duda la volvería a comprar. Además, el diseño neo-retro que tiene me enamoró.

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There's only so much one can reasonably expect from small Bluetooth speakers streaming music from the suboptimal DACs found in most phones and tablets. That's why I've got quality wired music systems in my home and studio for serious music listening. I do however use different Bluetooth speakers for different situations. I mainly listen to vintage jazz and some Americana at normal volumes. I'm pretty old and don't frolic on the beach or hang by the pool with vivacious young people listening to pop music on JBL Boom Boxes at deafening volumes. I have a little UE Wonderboom 4 for listening to podcasts while working outside. It's lightweight, rugged, inexpensive and sounds fine. For quiet background music while visiting with friends on the back porch I'll grab my Soundcore Boom 2 or Klipsch Detroit, both with decent sound, even at lower volumes. And I keep a used compact JBL Flip 7 that stays directly connected to my laptop for the occasional youtube video. It stays charged from the laptop and I don't have to connect it by Bluetooth every time I turn on my laptop. But for travelling by suitcase to vacation Air B&B's or condo rentals, I always take a pair of Klipsch Nashville speakers. Their shape makes them easy to pack, and once you figure out how to link them (!), they play in true stereo. They offer excellent, balanced sound with a tight, unmuddied bass. They are loud enough for a large room and feature good transparency and impressive soundstage. A close second choice would have been a pair of the Marshall Emberton II's. They have the same brick shape as the Klipsch but are even smaller and lighter. They too have very good sound but I prefer the the more robust sound of the Klipsch. And the Embertons do not link in true stereo separation, since each speaker plays "stereo sound." They would be a good choice however for someone travelling who wants to save even more space and weight. I went with the Klipsch because I found the sound quality and price (under $100 each) worth carrying the extra weight.