This particular system was purchased from Bulgaria at the price of €250. It belongs to the party category, so it is designed for high sound levels. The sound can take the form desired by the listener thanks to the manual adjustment options. I mainly use it with a connection from my mobile. I have lowered the frequency of 125 Hz on the phone's equalizer to the minimum because it creates an annoying rumble that is perceived as a growl on these specific speakers. This can provide the right solution for those who may complain about intense lows. From there on, the listener can only experience a delightful result in their ears thanks to the proper separation of frequencies that helps with clear sound. Vocals are rendered crystal clear, and the mid and high frequencies are projected vividly, even though we are not dealing with a hi-fi category machine like the small wonders from Panasonic, which are for those who do not want very high sound levels. This clarity gives this particular set the ability to deliver a wide range of different sounds from jazz to deep house. A good listening level is between 23-26 on the sound level, and 35 provides a clear high sound level. The maximum is 50. It is also very important that we can listen to music at very low volume without missing the sensation of low frequencies. When we increase the volume, we think that the sound is being produced by much larger speakers. Negatives - Sometimes the connection with the mobile is lost and the process needs to be repeated. Generally, at such a low cost, there are no demands for hi-end situations or PA. However, in comparison, for example, with the LG that has a subwoofer that potentially provides deeper bass, this system is classically better due to the clarity of the highs and mids, which on the LG, as well as on other systems, come out very compressed, bothering the ear as they scratch the sound after a certain volume. The Panasonic uses a better tweeter, and thus the overall result surpasses that of similar systems.

From intensity it has too much but you won't hear clear sound with anything and with any setting! The excessive bass covers the sound and so you hear a mess and nothing else! Whatever settings I made, it doesn't fix anything, I lowered the bass to the minimum and gave it more treble but still the bass is so loud that it covers the sound! It's not worth it, Panasonic has deteriorated a lot. There is a lot of loss in Bluetooth in terms of intensity and quality. If you play a CD or a station, it plays much clearer and louder but still without quality, and the bass still prevails. I returned it and got an LG CL87, no comparison, it's superior in everything compared to this Panasonic disaster.

After a while, I also bought an LG CL65, which also has nothing to do with Panasonic, very clear sound and proper bass. I connect them both together with the supported connectivity and we're talking about making a big noise! Indoors, you can't turn both of them up to the maximum for any reason!!!