How heavy is the bass? can you actually feel the vibration on the handlebars?
152275
U can feel some not alot the sound this little speaker makes......you will be amazed I am very happy with this purchase
152276
Loud enough to hear, but nothing noticeable / distracting. For a small Bluetooth speaker it's fine. Use mine for mountain biking so any vibration would never be noticed.
152277
the bass is good (remember is a little device) and not you can't feel the vibration the rubber isolates the vibration are you very sensitive?
152278
No you can not. This unit is to small to have a lot of bass but I have been pleased with the overall sound of the unit.
152279
Bass is pretty good u can feel some bass on handle bars the rubber cover and band isolates the vibration
152280
It sounds really great. Not too heavy, just right. I don't feel any vibrations ever. And I love the volume control on it cause if a song comes on that will get me pumped up, I can crank up the volume with ease!
2238666
The one I purchased was a gift for someone else, although I did play with it for a while. The bass was OK. There was no thump, just an even sound.
595945
Not terribly sure, I mounted them on my bike without weighing them. I'd say they're not overly heavy. They do ride well, although they do make a sound on smooth pavement.
1135350
you will probably have to stretch a little to reach the handlebars. also, make sure you are ok with only 1 inch of rear suspension travel
2175375
I play most of my music on the high side (partially deaf) but never experienced any vibration. Did you try adjusting how you wear them? I noticed more bass when I love them a little lower. Good luck. I really like mine great for walking and biking so I can still hear traffic etc. I think if you somehow got a bummer pair the company will replace or reimburse.
373048
For me, i have to take it to the second floor everyday, so its a little heavy for me but not too much. I hope this will help you. For overall this bike is very good. I like it.
1757925
Vibration? No not at all, bass isn't that strong to feel much vibrations either.
1806963
I feel a little drive train roughness in my bike, as though the chain, chainring and flywheel cog are not in perfect alignment. I haven't had mine all that long and I think it will probably wear in some, but it might not and I guess you could describe that as a slight vibration in the handlebars when spinning under load. I really only noticed it the first time I rode the bike and since then I don't really notice it, so mine isn't too bad.
747254
I do not believe these earbuds are bass-heavy, when compared to most others. I mainly purchased them due to the high-quality workmanship, being constructed from top notch components (i.e. aluminum housing, etc.). You may need to experiment with the interchangeable silicone tips to get just the right fit for your ear, for the best sound experience. I am not well versed in high-end ear buds, however. But I didn't want any more junky models that fall apart after a few months, like most others.
1422622
The bass is good very clear but if you are looking for a rumbling vibrating head set this one not for you but the bass is very clear and good.
2020507
Hello Marsha,I ride a BMW r1200c, which is a bit of a lightweight for a cruiser. With that in mind, I would say that for my bike, my bar height, and the speeds I ride that I have notice a difference, and quite like the bar weights.Not knowing how your bike is set up, you might not get the result you hope for.Reduced vibration, yes. Added grip length, yes. Less hand numbness, yes. That was enough for me. I would do it again, and I would recommend them fro the most part.ride safe. JPB
1684294
The bass response is much lighter than one would expect. I wouldn't call it bass heavy at all. it's been a while since i've listened to them, but they might be even kind of bass light.
541373
I have HE-400s driven by a Shiit Lyr Amp. The 400s as well as the 500s are not bass heavy headphones. This is one of many reasons I got the 400s. I don't like heavy bass. I did find that after a break-in period, the bass was very nature and sounded close to live music. What I really like is that the bass is clear and not muddy which nearly all bass heavy headphones sound like. The Lyr is designed to drive orthos such as the 400s and 500s. I had looked at the EF-5 but I didn't think it drove the headphones enough. They do need a bit of power. If you like heavier bass, I'm afraid you may have gotten yourself the wrong headphones. The beauty of these is that they are nearly flat responding which make them sounds closer to live music which is what I am looking for. I will tell you that with the 500s and the Lyr combo, you will hear stuff in your music you haven't heard before but you will also hear mistakes made by the recording engineer as well as the limitations on MP3 files if you play those. These headphones don't like to be forced too hard on the bass end. Their design doesn't do well with that. Be careful if you do try to send more bass through them.
686791
These subs hit hard and I only have the volume turned up maybe a quarter of maximum. I rarely use the boost function and I keep the frequency at about 55Hz. The limiter has never come on and I've pushed them for the longest 7 hours. The bass is so heavy that I don't have to turn the sub up too far because it will drown out my main speakers. It's a quality sub that I highly recommend.
721415
I am very happy with the bike, except that I would have preferred handbrakes. However I am getting used to the footbrakes. The bike is heavy. It is probably not possible to make a lightweight bike 'step through'. I recommend it and I would buy it again
1213557
You can hear it at about 35 mph as long as you're not riding a loud bike. What bass :>)?
1326639
Tours have plenty of bass for me - impressive overall and you can find them on sale now and then. I haven't tried the Turbines yet, though todays GB price is tempting.