Aiwa - Exos-9 Bluetooth Speaker

Product Information

When it comes to the design of the Aiwa Exos 9, we haven’t come across anything quite like it before.

Of course as many of you are certainly aware the word portable is no longer used only to describe compact battery powered speakers but rather just about anything you can carry around with you including some quite large wall powered models that feature impressive power outputs and features. There are some speaker manufacturers that use digital signal processing (DSP) to make the sound wider, but there’s nothing like that going on with the Aiwa.The original package is also pretty rich, with all the cables and the accessories you could need to enjoy AIWA EXOS 9. A Wide-roll Foam surround and large cone area give it room to stroke, so much so that you'd be left wondering how It hasn't torn to shreds.

It is very loud but does not distort at max volume, bass you can really feel in your stomach, detailed mids and crisp highs for any genre of music. It offers loads of volume, a bass-heavy sound signature, and build quality that establishes it as a quality speaker choice.This is a large configuration for a single speaker, and the fact there are two midrange drivers, and two tweeters makes the sound kinda spacey, rather than a fully mono speaker that sounds entirely mono, like the Yamaha WX021 Music Cast 20 was. You get big sound in a big package that you can take with you, since it sports a battery that lasts up to 9 hours. Even though the manual shows how the EQ arrows work, it’s still complicated so I just leave the EQ set to off. Keep it plugged in at home or enjoy up to 9 HOURS of incredible unplugged sound with the included quick-swap Lithium-ion battery pack. The battery is user removable and you will be able to replace it once it runs out, but you won’t be able to charge the battery outside of the speaker, and you will need to use the power cord.