Actually not. Sound stage is pretty narrow and that's why returned it

@@vincent0227 have you got any other all in one wireless solutions?

@@213cuz2 multiple

@@vincent0227 which ones and which was the best ? I am currently looking for one..

@@213cuz2 first of all, all in one speakers will all suffer from narrow sound stage by how it's structured and designed. Go for KEF LSX or any dual speaker set up if you want hi-fi experience. If you still want to go all in one, go for anything cheaper. They all suck anyways. And Muso 2 especially has narrower sound stage by it's design and unit position. Rather go QB 2 as it has a wider sound stage yet weaker bass. I would still prioritize sound stage over bass.

The Mu-So Gen.2 is a step on from the original Mu-So. 93% has been redesigned, so just because it may look similar on the outside, the internals have all been hugely improved.

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Mu-so 2 hands down, no comparison imho

QB2 is less powerful but has stronger bass and has a slight wider sound stage from the angle of how the drivers are designed. They actually use the same drivers but one less 5" mid/bass driver.

@@vincent0227 no, Muso 2 has more bass

This, every time.

This or a system with bookshelf speakers for similar price?

@@graemekinder9491 There are certainly benefits of having bookshelf speakers, getting a proper stereo image being the main one. However, you would need to have a demo of a similarly priced system with bookshelf speakers against the Mu-So to see which you prefer. There are so many options it is hard to give a definitive answer.

@@graemekinder9491 thanks, why?

​@@soundstage_hifi7724 bro tell me why , why all say its the Best, i check it , flat sound , bad bass .... not good , its sponsored ?

For hip hop a devialet Phantom (reactor) might be the best choice

For hip hop or Reggae it would be a waste of money to spend a lot on a hi-fi rig because most hip hop and reggae are badly recorded with a lot of distortion and poor dynamic range. A mid tier and top end gear you would hardly notice any difference apart from the price.

@@MrYoumitube thanks for your answer it’s greatly appreciated! I ended up buying both speakers 🔊 and they sound amazing even though they have two different distinct signature sounds in my opinion.

Yes!

Not even on the same level as Bose.

Try Vifa Stockholm 2.0, Oluv made a great comparison with Naim and Naim is a joke...

Take it back. I have the first Muso and even that destroys every other small / onebox speaker I’ve ever heard.

@@AD-iq5qf Have you heard Vifa?

@@AD-iq5qf Hahaha, muso gen1 can't even beat the aiwa exos 9 wih natural eq in tearms of sound quality...

It's not because the sound is balanced and flat that it's worse, it just doesn't suit your taste. The quality itself of Muso 2 is much superior to bose

the Naim app is pretty good actually

At 10-20X the price it bloody well should.

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The rs200 right . That has more bass than this I think the same Soundstage tho

Common, that’s like comparing a VW Golf to a Veyron

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