.. Sounds great and is really handy

I have a speakers 'go' wanted to be a part, that sounds good and well take is to hear in hotels etc. with my netbook music and radio, or even to get a good TV / film sound.
Compared I have after reading reviews of several the Wavemaster by Raiko XL, which enjoys much popularity and / handy is a little smaller. The Wavemaster, you might say, is in the hands like a big potato.
In the playback quality is mE the Wavemaster a clear, decisive cut before Raiko. The bass-rich sound deeper and more massive, the instruments a track free and more present. Of course, shot at a speaker. (The Raiko allows linking of additional LP).

Who can build such a great speaker, should also be able mitbedenken its use, thus mobile use. If already the festival 'had grown' speaker cable in the ground so short an extension cord (10 cm, estimated), ought to be recumbent, on that the Wavemaster something can set up away from the unit on - it costs a point in my review.
Prima that the Wavemaster only has the headphone jack and not the scarce USB ports. A transport bag would be nice - but a sock does, too. Positives: the numerous adapters for mobile phone, iPod and Co.

The appearance is ok, if you can be of 'piano black' also divided. (Sound suggests optics).
And now it is really going to the find fault: the blue LED on the bottom would have liked better next to the On button, and even better if the extension of the lower part of the same turning would be settled with and turning off the pushing - maybe reads Manufacturer yes Reviews.