Bang & Olufsen - Beolit 20

Why do you dislike the Beolit 20? I have tested against Klipsch Detroit, Teufel Boomster and JBL Authentics 300… the Beolit 20 sounds most grown up compared to the others, with a balanced surrounding tune. All the others sounded cheap compared to the Beolit. Everybody has a different taste. What I don’t like about the Beolit is its old Bluetooth standard, no real outdoor qualities (water resistance etc) and it’s little noise when no music is playing.

Beolit A5 and Beolit 20 (Bang & Olufson) are the gold standard.

Bang & Olufsen! I happen to have two Beolit 20s for sale.

You might want to look into the B&o beolit 20, clean smooth non-boomy deep bass and a spacious mid and as someone else mentioned, you could look into the Vifa brand speakers also

A pair of EarFun UBOOM X would be my recommendation. Together they sound like a small hi-fi system. Battery life is excellent. IP67 rating, so weatherproof. You shouldn't expect too much from the Beolit 20. It doesn't even come close to living up to its price. I was able to compare the two live. [https://ibb.co/yc7TdPkp](https://ibb.co/yc7TdPkp)

I really don't like the beolit 20. I like the sound of my Vifa Helsinki much more even though it's an older speaker and a lot cheaper now. Check some B&O a1 series,each one has a different sound type,for small portable bt speakers For medium size, Devialet Mania,a reboxed unit was around 500€ in my country just recently. 500 or under it's a good price,not the 800-900€ or how much they ask for it on most sites. For bigger sizes, i dont think you have many options,in a reasonable amount of money. The b&o a5 but it can get quite expensive sometimes. *I wouldn't call these audiophile speakers, high quality Bluetooth speakers would be a more suited name.

What about Bang & Olufsen?

B & O or Sennheiser

I have to say that, for as much as I love the Bose speakers I own, battery drain is far more noticeable than with other brands I own. My Bang & Olufsen speakers have the absolute least battery drain while idle; JBL is great for power retention, too.

You could use the rca outs to a headphone jack and use wired headphones. No pairing required. The soundburger works great and sounds great overall. It seems to pair ok if you hold the bluetooth speaker super close…I haven’t tried AirPods though. I don’t DJ anymore so I’m not out actively mining for gold, but a soundburger would have been handy for that. I used to see some people 30 years ago with junky suitcase players or fisher price set ups to listen on the fly.