Uploaded January 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
This is a hands on review of the new NuForce S3BT Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers.
These speakers bring a lot of quality at a affordable price, but most of all bring versatility and new technology advances.
For those afraid of losing audio quality by going wireless fear not. If you have a device that can use the Apt-X or AAC codecs the quality of your wireless music will greatly improve.
These speakers sound absolutely great on their own rights, good strong bass, clear highs, and balanced mids. They are self powered so no amp is needed and they are ready to become a part of any system or setup be it a simple stand alone iphone, ipad, tablet, or part of a larger system like a home theater system.
I personally tested bluetooth with a Samsung Galaxy S3, a HP Touchpad, and a MSI GT70 Laptop.
I tested the wired connection via my uDAC-2 and HDP.
Music used to test quality was FLAC CD rips, but the general use for me was internet radio.
Get yourself some of these or look at the full product specs on Amazon:
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Check out the official product page @ NuForce:
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This is a hands on review of the new NuForce S3BT Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers.
These speakers bring a lot of quality at a affordable price, but most of all bring versatility and new technology advances.
For those afraid of losing audio quality by going wireless fear not. If you have a device that can use the Apt-X or AAC codecs the quality of your wireless music will greatly improve.
These speakers sound absolutely great on their own rights, good strong bass, clear highs, and balanced mids. They are self powered so no amp is needed and they are ready to become a part of any system or setup be it a simple stand alone iphone, ipad, tablet, or part of a larger system like a home theater system.
I personally tested bluetooth with a Samsung Galaxy S3, a HP Touchpad, and a MSI GT70 Laptop.
I tested the wired connection via my uDAC-2 and HDP.
Music used to test quality was FLAC CD rips, but the general use for me was internet radio.
Get yourself some of these or look at the full product specs on Amazon:
amzn.to/WmMfqQ
Check out the official product page @ NuForce:
nuforce.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&layout=item&id=282&Itemid=785
Talk with me on Facebook:
facebook.com/pages/ViciousXUSMC/124110584339544?ref=ts&fref=ts
Be sure to say thanks by giving the videos a thumbs up, if you want to see more stuff from me like this in the future then be sure to subscribe!
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