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Audio Pro Drumfire review

Audio Pro Drumfire review

Posted on February 23, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Audio Pro Drumfire is one of the most absurd wireless speakers we’ve ever tested and we have no idea how this thing has gone so largely unnoticed, because it’s a) very big and b) very, very… very loud.

It’s a disastrous proposition during a national lockdown because to get anywhere near its maximum 300W limit you really need the neighbours to be out, or better still residing in the next postcode. And deaf. Although to be fair if they’re not yet, they soon will be.
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