Orashare BS17 Retro Vintage Bluetooth Speaker Short Sound Test (Bruno Mars - Treasure)

Sorry for the clipping or compressed audio, the mid range of the speaker was a bit too loud and the built-in mic of my phone starts to compress it heavily

[@jfyaudio26]

Note: On my further testing, although it's a little bit louder due to the midrange being dominant or boosted (and since our ears are sensitive in the mids (do search on equal loudness contour or the fletchen munsen curve) hence why you'd perceive it as being louder.) However, since the mid is really prevailing, the low and top end gets left out or lost (bass & treble). Additionally, it can get a bit harsh sounding, it's like there is a boost somewhere around 3k-10k na which gets more aggresive as you raise the volume up. Also, the volume step is a bit rough, 80-100% of the volume is almost the same loudness (on 90-100%, its sounding compressed, or the intermediation distortion becomes audible) compared to 80%. Furthermore, another flaw I noticed together with the previous Orashare BS05 Bluetooth Speaker I have is if the input signal isn't loud enough in the aux in, it either let's the signal through a little or no sound at all (it's like there is a noise gate of some sort) hence why I suggest putting the device your using for aux in on max volume and adjust the speaker volume.

[@AkoToMarjon]

Wow. Nice observation

[@quiquibon1192]

It obviously sound ao retro