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Electronics : Pure XT-1 , Add-on Speaker for Evoke-1XT , Maple
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Binding: Electronics Brand: Pure EAN: 0759454807238 Label: Pure Manufacturer: Pure Model: VL-60723 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Pure Release Date: May 25, 2006 Studio: Pure Sales Rank: 25854 MPN: 0759454807238 Features:
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 Rating: - Well worth the moneyAs you can currently buy fairly decent DAB Radios for near the £30 region, it may be hard to justify spending this kind of money on a little speaker. I feel that it is well worth the money. Admittedly, Pure sell the Evoke/Sonus/Tempus 1XTs as kitchen/bedroom radios where sound quality does not matter as much, but it is, as most reviewers say, a warm, rich room-filling sound (and better, to my ears, than the more expensive 'luxury' Evoke 3 - not that the Evoke 3 sounds bad). My only complaint with it is that the bass is not as deep as the main unit's. That said, together, they produce a very well balanced tone, and while you may not be able to adjust the tone of the Evoke, I can't imagine that anyone would be disappointed with the sound ... Read More: Rating: - money well spent!!after having experienced DAB radio at the cheaper end of the market, i decided to splash out on a PURE evoke-1XT, and was completely bowled over by the quality of it. But it was only in mono..should i spend another £30 pound to transform what was an already good mono radio into stereo sound via an additional speaker? the answer was instantaneous! with the generous length of flex on the speaker, you can create a wonderful surrounding sound in the room you are in. the sound is rich without too much bass. the bottom line is, it's money well spent to make what is already a cracking stand alone radio, into something really special. Rating: - It may appear expensive but LISTEN to the resultIt may seem an extravagance to spent a further thirty pounds on what Pure should have included in the first place an extra speaker to provide a stereo broadcast but they can be forgiven because what a transformation to an already brilliant performer. If you think the sound in mono is full of detail just connect this extra speaker the end result will trully shock you.When you hear a stereo broadcast for the first time you can be forgiven to believe you are listening to a cd playing from your HIFi,the sound really is that good. Slightly too much bass for my likeing but whilst listening to a concert on Classic Fm recently you could hear people couhing in the background,you almost felt you were there in the auditorium with ... Read More: Rating: - Here's another take on this speakerI am not a hi-fi purist. I have a Sonus ST1 alarm radio which sits my side of the bed and the alarm comes on quietly so not to disturb sleepers in other rooms but it's too quiet for my wife to enjoy the sound. This speaker gives us both the enjoyment of DAB without having to have the radio blaring out. It has to be said that the stereo sound and separation is excellent for both of us to hear. Like another reviewer said, the XT1 speaker works perfectly well on this radio. This speaker, which is heavy and feels well built, changes the radio from ordinary to great - I'm really pleased I purchased it. Rating:  - Worthwhile upgradeOne of the drawbacks of the pure evoke 1 and tempus 1 radios is that they are mono only out of the box. The evoke 2 is stereo but costs a lot more. However pure sell this additional speaker that turns your pure radio into a stereo device. Its a worthwhile upgrade, the sound is far less compressed and there's a lot more space in stereo. At low to moderate volumes the sound quality is very good, with a suprising amount of bass and clear speech. The sound can sometimes be a bit forward for anyone used to the SOFT sound of an FM tuner, and on some stations its a bit bubbly (the top end sounds like the singer is underwater) but thats the fault of the broadcasting of some stations not this unit. Like other reviewers I would say that the ... Read More: |
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