Found 30 result(s) for Soundcast

What the Melody lacks in style, it makes up for in audio performance, portability, and durability. Still, if you want a speaker that looks a bit more glamorous and still delivers powerful audio with strong bass response, the Bowers & Wilkins Z2 and...

4 expert reviews

The Soundcast OutCast speaker system is an excellent--though expensive--choice for those who want all the benefits of great-sounding, outdoor wireless audio without the hassles of tricky setup and weather-damaged equipment.

15 expert reviews | 70 user reviews

AWESOME! The charge lasts forever! wonderful sound

35 user reviews

Received as described. Good Seller.

16 user reviews

Love my music. Sounds almost as good as my high end indoor Infinity speakers. One speaker is enough to cover my backyard and pool area. Worth every penny!!!!

11 user reviews

I read many reviews on this product and some of them demised it, what? Who on earth would say anything about it but oh God it's amazing?, it didn't need a manual to setup, just connect the speakers wires, plug the power, and it's good to go, it even...

152 user reviews

Units are both plugged in and powered on - lights all light up however no signal being played to the Sub. Did work well until it died. Very disappointed based on the cost of the units.

33 user reviews

I can easily imagine the VG5 creating smiles while pumping tunes at a pool or beach party, or even at a swankier affair--so long as it's outdoors. But for indoors, unless it's cranked in a room packed wall-to-wall bass-addicted dancers, it's not...

1 expert reviews

Delivers really deep bass and goes really loud with good solid build quality. Perfect for BBQ's and outdoor parties.

2 user reviews

It was hard to fault the Outcast Junior's robustness and its audio performance. It sounds much better than you'd expect from a single source and doesn't mind getting wet either. Even so, there are shortcomings regarding its wireless portability and,...

1 expert reviews

The Soundcast iCast falls midway between the StarTech AirLink MP3 and the Sonos ZonePlayer system. It's not cheap, but it's a wireless iPod dock that's immune to interference.

2 expert reviews

I have a large back yard and this transmitter had no problem transmitting from my laptop inside the house. Very easy to hook up.

6 user reviews

Works out of the box, with great sound quality.

5 user reviews

Sonically, the Soundcast VG1 is a winner, delivering a balanced sound signature that has surprising bass presence and never compromises its balance. It's not perfect (there's some distortion at top volumes on deep bass tracks, and the high-mids can...

1 expert reviews

easy to use

2 user reviews

Plug and Play, worked straight out of the box.

1 user reviews

For the price, some aspects of the Soundcast VG7 feel a little behind the times. An app with EQ would be more useful than an indoor/outdoor button. Plus, no speaker that costs $800 should distort, even if it's on a track with intense bass. Normally we...

1 expert reviews

The simplicity of the VG1 may be exactly what some people are looking for, offering a frame that is small and light enough to carry or travel with, without the risk of breaking down when the occasional mishap or weather phenomenon arises.

1 expert reviews

Okay, 800 bones is a lot to drop on a speaker. Times two for true stereo? Yeah. But remember what I said up top: I haven’t seen a better portable outdoor speaker come to market in the nearly 10 years since I reviewed Soundcast’s first portable outdoor...

1 expert reviews

The VG5's bigger sibling, the very expensive Soundcast VG7, distorts on some tracks with deep bass at high volumes and is even more massive than the VG5. The VG5, while not cheap, is far more affordable than its sibling, and does not distort, even at...

1 expert reviews

The Soundcast VG3 generally sounds quite good for a speaker its size, even if it does distort on some deep bass tracks. But it's hard to stomach the $300 price when there are excellent options of similar or better audio quality and outdoor-friendliness...

1 expert reviews

1 user reviews

simple and efficient

1 user reviews

The sound that emerges from this small, rugged speaker defies expectations.

1 expert reviews

Soundcast Systems’ Melody is a category-blender of a product that’s difficult to sum up succinctly. It’s a mishmash of features that’s one part this, one part that, and a couple more parts of another type of thing. But none of that really matters...

1 expert reviews