Bose SoundTouch 30 Series III Wireless Music System

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However, you can still create groups in the SoundTouch app as normal, even if the music was started through the Bose Skill. Annoyingly, you can’t skip to a later point in a song, which isn’t helpful if you want to get to the good bit.

There is considerable yet considered bass weight, which carries some insight rather than the warbling hum that can often be mistaken for low-end authority. It contributes to the latter sounding tonally detached, a discord between frequency ranges that rankles after time.The SoundTouch® 30 Series III System from Bose® has a dynamic woofer that reproduces the bass notes with profundity and precision.

But if you're looking for a speaker that you can crank up at parties (and also sounds good at more moderate volumes), the nod definitely goes to the Sonos.On the whole, however, there are many more positives than negatives in the SoundTouch 30’s performance. When we reviewed the first-gen SoundTouch 20 in 2014, we balked at the lack of WAV and FLAC support. With its big chunky enclosure and black styling, SoundTouch 30 could hardly be described as elegant or compact, but it still cuts a fine figure.

For example, say “Alexa, play my jazz playlist in the Kitchen,” and the playlist will begin to play on the SoundTouch speaker named “Kitchen.However, our recent multi-room system test – which saw Bose’s Wireless Link enter our testing rooms for the first time – gave us cause to run the rule over its SoundTouch speakers once again. However, making this change caused the speaker to sound thinner and less involving with other music than the Sonos. Unless indicated otherwise, all settings are cleared and reverted to their original out-of-box state. These “Series III” models improve on their Series II predecessors with a new dual-band wireless platform that offers faster speed, better range and less interference with other Wi-Fi products.