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Returning "Bose Wave Radio II", altarnative suggestion please...
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I have "Bose Wave Radio II" and it has too much of bass; and it does
not even let me adjust EQ and I am returning it.
I wanted to listen to Quality sound in a small room and I went to BOSE,
but I am dissapointed with their bass sound.
Otherwise, Wave Radio II, is a great system. I know it is expensive.
Bose "Acoustic WaveŽ music system II"...
I was thinking of trying "Acoustic WaveŽ music system II", and I read
same complaint of too much of bass and no EQ.
Please suggest...
I am looking for a compact system not bigger than "Acoustic WaveŽ
music system II"; and if it is a single unit with speakers built in to
it that would be great.
I live in a small room and can not have bunch of speakers etc.. :-) But
still want to get quality sound. I am flexible about the price.
So, please suggest a system altrnative to BOSE and also one with
Quality sound.
Cambridge Soundworks makes a Bose alternative--even costs a little
less. General opinion seems to be that it's a little better than the
Bose, but that may not mean much.
Basically, it's really tough to get good sound in a small package.
That's because of science. Your other options would be a good quality
minisystem (Denon, Yamaha, and Onkyo all make them.) Moving up the food
chain, Parasound makes some half-rack separates that you could pair
with a small speaker pair.
Best of all (sorry, this is stream-of-conscience posting) might be a
pair of active speakers (i.e., with built-in amps, available at pro
audio shops) and an iPod or other MP3 player, or even a portable CD
player. Somewhat larger than the Bose, but all the size will be in the
speakers, where it counts.
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