Soundmatters FoXL MB-v2
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FoxL Features :
- High-resolution fidelity,
- pocket-sized portability
- Listen wirelessly* or connect to any music source via standard audio cable.
- *(foxLmb with Bluetooth 2.0 A2DP compatible music device)
- Phone conferencing/hands-free speakerphone**
- **(foxLmb with Bluetooth compatible phone or computer)
- Up to 5 hours battery life, output wattage doubles when wall-powered
- Lithium-ion BassBattery re-chargable via USB or wall charger
- Output for optional powered subwoofer
- Specifications :
- Battery Life: up to 5 hours
- Power: 4W x 2 <0.1%THD, 5V in 2W x 2 <0.1%THD, 3.6V in
- Output Level: 95dB @ 0.5m, 5V 92dB @ 0.5m, 3.6V
- Freq. Response: 80Hz-20kHz (DIN 4500)
- Connections:
- power in, audio in, sub out
- AC Adapter: 5V 2A Max 10W
- Accessories: included: AC adapter, USB cable, 3.5mm audio cable, pouch, wrist strap
- Dimensions: 143 x 55 x 35 mm (5.6 x 2.2 x 1.4 inch)
- Weight: 269 gram (9.5 oz)
- E&oe
Author: Rolling stone.com
Date added: 13-01-2010, 01:58
'' We could not believe the sound ''
(now with smoother deeper bass and even more open highs)
Increased output capabilities for expanded listening options
BONUS: Universal Power travel adapter kit included (for US/Japan, Europe/China, UK/HK, and Australia)
(now with smoother deeper bass and even more open highs)
Increased output capabilities for expanded listening options
BONUS: Universal Power travel adapter kit included (for US/Japan, Europe/China, UK/HK, and Australia)
Author: Time Magazine
Date added: 16-02-2009, 14:16
Time Magazine Top Ten Gadgets !
It's a pocket-sized Bluetooth speaker for your MP3 player and a hands-free communication system for your car. Critics love the FoxL speaker, which, though no bigger than an eyeglasses case, transmits sound that's rich enough to please a cranky audiophile. Wirelessly tether it to your cell phone, take it along in the car, and a built-in microphone allows you to handle phone calls on the road. (Note: The Bluetooth streaming feature works on any A2DP-compatible device; Apple has not turned on the protocol for the iPhone so you need to use a standard audio cable.) Price: $249
It's a pocket-sized Bluetooth speaker for your MP3 player and a hands-free communication system for your car. Critics love the FoxL speaker, which, though no bigger than an eyeglasses case, transmits sound that's rich enough to please a cranky audiophile. Wirelessly tether it to your cell phone, take it along in the car, and a built-in microphone allows you to handle phone calls on the road. (Note: The Bluetooth streaming feature works on any A2DP-compatible device; Apple has not turned on the protocol for the iPhone so you need to use a standard audio cable.) Price: $249
Author: Sound & Vision
Date added: 16-02-2009, 14:16
"To audiophiles, the most striking aspect of the Foxl's performance will be that the sound is so neutral, so free of unnatural coloration. Vocals, in particular, sound fantastic. No matter if I listened to the wispy singing of Inara George from the eponymous debut CD by The Bird and the Bee, or jazz/blues guitarist James "Blood" Ulmer's guttural song stylings on Memphis Blood: The Sun Sessions, the tonal veracity was comparable to what I get from my Genelec recording monitors. (You think I'm nuts? Check out the measurements.)
The frequency response of the Foxl looks like that of a well-engineered, $2,000-per-pair bookshelf speaker...; if you peruse other speaker reviews on Sound & Vision, you'll see that the Foxl's measured performance is superior to that of many, and perhaps most, conventional speaker systems we've tested.
My house is full of fantastic audio gear, including a couple of excellent home theater sound systems and a multiroom audio rig. I'm guessing, though, that this little $199 system will have at least as big an impact on my life as any of them. In the week I;ve had it, it's played several hours a day. Not only did it greatly liven up my most recent hotel stay, it's so small, I find myself toting it all over the house and around the yard. Some people may be turned off by the Foxl's price; most systems of its size go for about $40. But those who value good sound will consider it a bargain - and, perhaps, something of a miracle."
-Brent Butterworth, Sound & Vision
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"And if high quality playback wasn't enough, the foxL also proved capable when used as a handsfree Bluetooth speaker - including built in microphone."
-Paul Moons, Digital Reviews Network (Australia)
The frequency response of the Foxl looks like that of a well-engineered, $2,000-per-pair bookshelf speaker...; if you peruse other speaker reviews on Sound & Vision, you'll see that the Foxl's measured performance is superior to that of many, and perhaps most, conventional speaker systems we've tested.
My house is full of fantastic audio gear, including a couple of excellent home theater sound systems and a multiroom audio rig. I'm guessing, though, that this little $199 system will have at least as big an impact on my life as any of them. In the week I;ve had it, it's played several hours a day. Not only did it greatly liven up my most recent hotel stay, it's so small, I find myself toting it all over the house and around the yard. Some people may be turned off by the Foxl's price; most systems of its size go for about $40. But those who value good sound will consider it a bargain - and, perhaps, something of a miracle."
-Brent Butterworth, Sound & Vision
read the entire article
"And if high quality playback wasn't enough, the foxL also proved capable when used as a handsfree Bluetooth speaker - including built in microphone."
-Paul Moons, Digital Reviews Network (Australia)
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