In the past, the quality of a speaker was determined solely by its sound. Those days are long gone as a good speaker is now judged by its portability and flexibility. Also important are integrated streaming services, multiroom options and long battery life. So while it is undeniable that sound is not that important, Mass Fidelity insists that sound is what counts.
The Core , while not particularly large (six inches wide and four inches tall), packs a ton of sonic power. Acoustic guitars, vocals, and electronic beats are heard with great clarity and poise. What's more, this little machine produces an impressive soundstage.
The Core features five drivers. The left and right pairs work together through a common wavefield to create “virtual speakers.”
This technique helps improve sound dispersion, which combined with its flawless clarity leads to an impressive result for such a small device.
Bluetooth setup takes seconds. Ports on the back let you connect a wireless or wired subwoofer for richer sound. You can sync up to eight Cores to produce the same sound simultaneously.
It does not have a high sound volume, which is not a big problem as it is sufficient to fill a large room. Additionally, such a small speaker could not produce clear sound at high volume.
It costs 550.11 euros but do not be discouraged because it is certain that the Core will reward you with the quality it will provide.
