Anyone has hear/used those?
I am sick of cables in my living room, and still have not found a soundsystem that I like. These Ruark MR1 look neat, but are a bit pricey.
What do you think?
http://www.ruarkaudio.com/products/mr1-overview
Ruark Bluetooth speakers
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Re: Ruark Bluetooth speakers
...well, i got a bose soundlink here....and apart from the fact that the bluetooth latency makes it impossible to do anything else with it, but use it as a hifi solution, they sound pretty good...
but listening to music without cables inbetween is not hifi at all, end of the day....
in fact i always got trouble with the connection.....little crackling noises here and there.....no cables...no hifi...
but listening to music without cables inbetween is not hifi at all, end of the day....
in fact i always got trouble with the connection.....little crackling noises here and there.....no cables...no hifi...
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Re: Ruark Bluetooth speakers
that was I was wondering as well. So bluetooth audio is a hype. Doesn't make sense to spend 300 pounds on speakers if it sounds crap, isn't it?
Re: Ruark Bluetooth speakers
That's a lot of money for something so tiny.
£300 for something with a 3" woofer? 10W per channel?
I notice they don't mention the frequency response on their web site. I wonder why? Because it's rubbish.
Buy a pair of KRK RP5 Rokits and save yourself about £50.
£300 for something with a 3" woofer? 10W per channel?
I notice they don't mention the frequency response on their web site. I wonder why? Because it's rubbish.
Buy a pair of KRK RP5 Rokits and save yourself about £50.