These specs really demonstrate just how different the SoundBucket is from the rest of the herd. If you’re interested, there’s more information about how these were measured (see menu opposite), and how to use them…Read more
Distortion is a measure of how well a speaker can do it’s job of playing music, without adding extra music of it’s own! The missing spec I’m going to be brief about this subject here…Read more
You’ll see lots of power specifications for the amplifiers inside portable speakers, and it’s natural to relate power to loudness, but the link is tenuous. It’s best to look at the speaker’s loudness figures instead.…Read more
The frequency response is all about how low the bass goes, how high the treble goes, and what happens in between! Often you’ll see it quoted as: 50Hz – 20KHz. Sadly without also quoting the level…Read more
Loudness is the new battle line for portable speakers, everybody is claiming to be the loudest, but how do you find out the truth? The proper name for a speaker is “Loudspeaker”, and speakers should…Read more
It’s all in the small print If I told you, my vehicle did 0-60 in 3 seconds, you’d think it was a supercar. However I was actually talking about my lawnmower! You thought I meant 0-60…Read more