Front hui, behind the Pooh and unfortunately (also) not a sound sensation

There is no question, in the pictures looks of the Panasonic SC-NA30 very chic. The control panel on top of the housing, which runs at start-up and down the dial release is made of fine brushed steel. But back then unfortunately completely out of a seemingly cheap gray plastic. Certainly the speaker is thus easier and more appropriate to take him time.
A cover plate made of aluminum would have certainly not much more weighed and would better match the visual impression otherwise good ...

Well, but let's the most important thing, the sound. I've tested lately some Bluetooth speaker, but up to the Bose SoundLink Mini found no one who like me really.
The UE Boombox Logitech mumbles too much. The SoleMate Jabra contrast comes far too thin and tinny. The SoundLink Mini I can live quite well, even if the bass seems to me altogether too dominant and unfortunately the unit can not be controlled.

Now a new test with the Panasonic, but unfortunately you have to take and here too many compromises. The bass and treble are adjustable via rotary indeed, but if you the bass too much turning up the cheerful Schepper Orchestra starts. The mids and highs actually come over quite well, but a snare drum, for example, sounds compared with the Bose as a Toy Tin Drum. If you listen to soft music, lacking overall sound dynamics, if you turn the volume up there is brummelig.
Sure, the sound perception is different for each and so that is my very subjective opinion.

Somehow I find it sad that there is nothing is also with the Panasonic. Like he does me, with its retro style that is very good.
But the ugly back and I think I prefer unbalanced sound ever from a single point.