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Earfun UBOOM L vs Tribit Stormbox Micro 2 on the bike
🕑 Added 2022-07-27 17:31:44 +0000 UTCSorry guys, I got pretty sick after our return from holidays together with a tooth treatment and antibiotics I had to take, I am only now slowly recovering again.
I finally managed to do a quick edit of a video I shot during our last day in Italy. It was the same day were the nearby forest caught some fire and people had to be evacuated from the beach. As we were not allowed to enter the wild beach part anymore I had to re-shoot our ride through the town instead which nevertheless turned out quite nice I think.
I thought it would be interesting for others too knowing which speaker gave a better performance when mounted to a bike, both costing more or less the same. These are the bottle holders we were using in this video: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B0B11Y8W7V/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Use this code for the UBOOM L to get a permanent 20% off: UBOOMLOLUV
In Germany the return rate is so high for the UBOOM L that it could be unlisted from the German Amazon store soon. Germans are the best!
Comments
point is not push bass even more but slightly reduce heights to get a "fuller" sound. anyways, a 650 grams speaker is maybe not the best choice for high volumes outdoors in general. for that there is some other stuff on the market. Uboom L is more for terrace listening not for party
Sure, and you probably right, but maybe a bit more can be done. Like was done for outdoor mode. "Bring the outdoor bass to indoor mode on high levels" :)
I am pretty sure that Oluv pushed it to the maximum until he gets into distortion. You can not expect from 55mm Drivers to retain all the bass up to maximum. You upgraded already to the new FW?
Hi oluv, can you create new fw for the uboom l? One that pushes more bass at higher volume in indoor mode? Outdoor push bit more bass but the treble is too harsh, indoor mode sound the best even outdoors, but missing bass definitely on higher volumes. Can we have here control over internal eq like we have in effp2?
