Emotiva Airmotiv T1+ vs Google Home Max

That's where I got in this locked in Center soundstage, and I also got this wide dispersion pattern. So no, it doesn't work that way a lot of times wh...

You can also assume, of course, that Google's own speakers will get new features first (that's what has happened with Alexa speakers). Unless the Link is compellingly better, audio-wise, the Max is a safer bet.

Yes, the Elac Uni-Fi UF5 is better still, but it is also $300 more expensive. If you want to wring the most value out of $700, then the rock'n'roll Emotiva T1s are a superlative choice.Design and features The Emotiva Airmotiv T1 floor-standing speakers feature a passive three-way design with a folded ribbon tweeter. Sarah Tew/CNETOne thing is for certain: the Emotivas look like they mean business

The Google Home Max is a beast of a smart speaker. In CNET's review, editor Ty Pendlebury was effusive about the superb sound, excellent microphones (for hearing you even when music is blasting) and ability to fill even a large room with sound. He lamented its price, though, which he characterized as "too expensive for mass appeal." (Read his Google Home Max review to learn more

Coming for a British speaker they're is more detailed and a bit dry in the mid-range, the separation is very distinct. I find they're lacking in musicality but overall a very good product. Shopping for audio equipment online is very difficult you often have to depend on reviews and sometimes there reviews are inaccurate or bias. I wish I had ordered these speakers through Amazon or Crutchfield then I would have returned them but through Emotiva the shipping cost would be greater than $200 loss, I'm not willing to except

Other home minis are three years old. The mics didn't clog up at the exact same time. A wave of dust didn't pour in one random day and clog all the mics.

In fact, I thought I had the subwoofer on when I was playing music through these and I had to go over and see if it was off because these speakers put out some good bass. They were on closeout so I highly recommend them. It's great emotiva actually makes great stuff for more affordable prices than some of these brands that charge $1000s for speakers. The build quality and stealth look to them is great too

Very good bass. Meaning that if you live in an apartment or condo, your neighbors may complain if you play this thing above 70 or 80%.

These speakers provide really great sound. The treble is incredibly detailed and precise. I was concerned that maybe I wouldn't love the AMT tweeter because I have a strong dislike for harshness in my music--but these are completely smooth. The midrange is balanced and clear with nice separation between voices and instruments

this is 400 now though i got it when it was 350...im not sure i would pay 400 for one

I am planning on adding a TA-100 when they get back in stock, as well some sort of bluetooth audio streamer at some point.

And then they went on the other side of the spectrum and introduced this guy the Google Home Max. and at the time it launched it for hundred dollars a...

Move them around, mark the floor with little pieces of masking tape while you take notes, in order to find where you like their sound the best.

The Home Max is a product that looks like it comes straight from Libratone or Bang & Olufsen’s catalogue. In a few words, it’s massive and nondescript. But between the muted mesh grille and off-white chassis, the almost total absence of style here, oddly enough, makes it super stylish.