The world is full of Bluetooth speakers that promise to deliver sound like you're sitting center stage at Carnegie Hall. Truth is there may be less than a handful that can actually deliver.
Here's one that actually lives up (and in some instances) exceeds the hype: the Sound Blaster Roar from Creative Technology.
It delivers spectacular audio delivery in a sleek design that's as at home at Carnegie Hall as it as in your home. It's sooo good it's become our go-to music device at home and at the ranch (trust me Dwight Yoakum never sounded better).
The Sound Blaster Roar, is a new concept, 5-driver high performance portable Bluetooth wireless speaker that delivers powerful, precision-tuned, high fidelity sound, emitted from a compact (some call it "bookshelf") sized speaker.
The Sound Guys said...
Don't let the minimalist design fool you. It has 5 drivers powered by 2 high-performance amplifiers and includes a built-in subwoofer for kickass (manufacturer's words, not mine - but it's an apt description) thumping bass.
It also comes with a proprietary ROAR button that fills the room with rich, deep sound when you turn it on. Don't ask me how it does it - but it really works well, especially when the speaker is competing with dinner party conversation.
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