Aiwa - Exos-9 Bluetooth Speaker

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To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Overall, the sound signature is fairly balanced with the EQ turned off but you have the option to tweak the sound to your liking with a basic 5-band EQ.

The default AUX cable is not necessarily the most fancy one out there, but gets the job done, and since you’re getting a pretty similar sound out of its APT-X Bluetooth, you’re going to want to use that a lot.The Exos 9 brings its own unique approach to the table with a design that isn’t going to satisfy everyone’s tastes, and we have to appreciate the risk that Aiwa took with the Exos 9 design, opting for something out of the box, rather than relying on the traditional design style found in most party speakers. The size of their first product isn’t so large that it can’t be moved around, but it isn’t so small that it can be thrown into a backpack. We’ve found that you’re more likely to achieve around 5 hours of battery at a higher listening volume. Still, if you’re someone who requires a good amount of battery life from your speaker, this does become a problem, and we’d recommend looking at one of the many other party speakers if you’re looking for something similar but with better battery performance.

It has a simple and clean design that will fit in just about anywhere and the build quality is excellent (very solid sturdy unit) I went around the speaker with a fine tooth comb, not a mark on it not even a finger print! AIWA EXOS 9 vs Edifier E25 Luna – Edifier has made an interesting small stereo speaker setup for just 200 USD with their Edifier Luna, but it isn’t exactly the most well-sounding setup, and for 200 USD, Yamaha Music Cast already provided a better sound, but it came to me to ask what the difference in sonics would be between the 200 USD Luna, and the 300 USD EXOS 9, and well, if you thought that having Stereo would be worth it, I think that isn’t the case at all. Keep in mind that the frequency range bottoms out at 40Hz, so if you need the bass to get lower than that for whatever reason, you should take that into consideration. In terms of sonics, Edifier S1000DB has better overall detail, but the bass is just boomy compared to the rounded, deep and punchy sound of EXOS 9.If you have two Aiwa Exos-9 speakers, you can link them together and listen to music played in either mirror or stereo mode. With that said, I feel like the Exos 9 still holds a lot of value as a home party speaker, where it can be protected from the elements while still showing its true power as a bass-heavy speaker with a lot of volume.

Furthermore, Edifier Luna doesn’t get near half as loud as EXOS 9, so they are not fit if you’ll want to throw a party, and Luna sounds the worse the louder you drive them, while EXOS 9 stays pretty consistent all across the range. This would definitely improve the sound of the Aiwa Exos 9 without needing to add your own mid-side processing via the use of DSP.I would have loved an app that could control the EQ without having to go to the speaker and fiddle with those non-intuitive EQ arrows. It has a Bluetooth range of up 50 feet and with NFC pairing built-in, connecting to it should be a breeze with any device. audio input, touch controls, 5-band onboard graphic equalizer with 4 available pre-sets (you can also fine tune the EQ to your liking), bass reflex port, carrying rubber handle, USB charging port (for mobile devices), micro USB firmware update port and a 2600mAh lithium-ion removable battery pack which can power the Exos-9 for up to 9 hours (if 9 hours is not enough for you Aiwa has a 4400mAh 12-cell lithium-ion battery pack available with which the Exos-9 can keep on going for up to 18 hours). I haven’t tested it for that long, but I was able to use the Exos-9 for 8 hours at moderate volume with no issues.

and supports aptx, aac and sbc codecs, it is also future proof thanks to it's mini USB for future firmware updates. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. can you drink wine or liquor if you took in tadalafil on The Pioneer SA 1270 Stereo Amplifier – Reliable Power.Moving it to the backyard is easy but if the speaker needs to be carried over a longer distance, the handle’s design may cause you to have to grip tighter, putting undo strain on hand muscles. The first thing you’ll notice about the Aiwa Exos-9's sound performance is that it gets incredibly loud. It is very loud but does not distort at max volume, bass you can really feel in your stomach, detailed mids and crisp highs for any genre of music. After all, the Aiwa marketing for this speaker was heavily pushing forward the idea of an outdoor boombox-style speaker, and even in the manual, you’ll find the recommendation of using this speaker for the outdoors, camping, or the beach.