Harman Kardon Go + Play Review

Really great sound, but loses clarity after 95 dB. For $300 it needs to offer compatibility for todays products, as well as hold it's own past 95dB

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• iPod
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• SoundDock

[snapascrew]

95 db is pretty loud... a metallica concert sitting next to the mixing desk is 120db.

[skidgalning]

@snapascrew db is a logaritmic scale so it's quite some diffrence..

[MrRandomname1011]

How can you tell the difference between version 1 and 2?

[0643336677]

so which one is the best? play and go, play and go II or play and go micro?

[snapascrew]

@skidgalning obviously! but 95 dB still is loud!

[lipton5001]

It has NO sub ;) check my video- I opened one up

[rocker85675]

@boringlecture bout the same sound. still short on basic things like a clock or radio and still has the ipod in a terrible spot but same great sound

[rocker85675]

@TheEricCartman85 beats has good bass but overall it's not a verry refined sound, especially for it's crazy price. this one is half the price and sounds twice as good, it just dosent have dr's name on it and the crazy price that brings

[aa87947]

JUST PLAY SOMETHING

[TheEricCartman85]

beats by dr dre. can't be beated by somethink like that

[McHayes76]

Something that sounds good in 2006 sounds good in 2011. It needs to play music well and it does. No need for 10 extra functions. I bought it for €220 and haven't heard anything in that price range that comes close. It sounds way better that Bose Sounddock portable, much cleaner and natural. Only minor flaw: it needs 8 d batteries and doesn't charge them, so you need to het them charged in a seperate battery charger. Otherwise I absolutely love it.