Android? NAS? Spotify? Bass adjustment - Yes, and more

And since I did not wanted to move back by the meter copper cables to sit in a decorated living room with speakers at the end, only one of these new Multiroom wifi speakers came into question.

Condition was: good sound, space-saving, it should be easy to use (because not everyone wants to put in my household with HiFi apart) and most importantly, uncomplicated access to my music library on your PC + NAS Server. The Bose Sound Touch 30 combines all of this like no other WiFi system.

The device is easy. The Bose connect to the phone, all the wireless settings are automatically applied. After a brief system update the system is ready and set to go.

My Android phone was immediately recognized, just as my PC and the NAS server. Now just select music and listen. Class thing, it's that simple! I wonder what some reviewers here for problems with Android.

Spotify is now available with a Premium subscription my CD Archive is almost superfluous because anytime I can now play any song on the plant. Also: create your own playlists. Run Situational music. Thousands playlists of other use. Listen to radio stations from around the world.

The bass can be regulated via the app, but the system is so incredibly well matched that it's almost a shame rumzufummelt to the settings, but maybe there is this possibility, one or the other will use it.

The 6 preset buttons are entirely sufficient, because you have everything anyway visualized on the phone, and if there would be more, you would lose track. The presets are as shortcut keys when the phone, for everything else there's the phone book.

About the processing I have nothing to write, you get what you pay for, there is no question.

Want to enjoy a strong buy recommendation for all the music without compromise.

5 STAR ++