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I think I managed to cover most speakers I still own and which are still interesting to some degree. I should receive the Marshall Emberton II soon which I would also like to compare but first need to fix those sample variation issues.

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Earfun UBOOM L vs all the other rest

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andriko100

I like the UBoom L alot. But it does not fit my usecase. Anyways, well done Oluv!

D. Oeltermann

Really insane, how many speakers you still have at home. My wife would have gone crazy if I kept all of mine. 😂 But thanks again to see the UBoomL against others… 👍🏼

MMMM

Great comparisons! I love what you are doing! Keep it up! I have a simple question that actually I don’t think was mentioned: Will it have an aux in, and will it convert the sound and apply EQ, like for example bigger Marshalls do?

Dennis

demnächst kommen auch neue Sony Speaker ob die diesmal mehr überzeugen.. :D schauen wir mal mach weiter so ich denke du wirst großen Support erhalten mit dem Lautsprecher viele werden sich den für 56Euro gönnen. Das ist ein muss

Matthias Havelt

Absolut gelungene Abstimmung. Würde ich exakt genau so machen. Danke für deinen Einsatz, ob es wohl auf Dauer noch einen UBOOM XL geben wird? :)

MikeDaveYap

The earfun U Boom L is very promising at its price with a very decent sound quality

Teo T

After fine tunning by Oluv I think Earfun UBOOM L sounds pretty good for its price. Definitely going to order one next month. Of course no chance competing against Marshall Stockwell 2. Maybe I start getting old but UBOOM is somehow lacking in details-treble (> 9 kHz) and stereo is not pronounced to me. Especially when off-axis. At max volume Stockwell is loosing bass but on the other hand (sub-) treble gets quite harsh on UBOOM.

Alternate_

The Minirigs are quite impressive. Its a shame that they are mono and one costs as much as two UBOOM Ls. But there isnt a big difference in sound quality to justify this anyway