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Mass Fidelity Core Review

Mass Fidelity Core Review

Posted on December 17, 2015August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
THE GOOD
  • Stylish, compact design
  • Rich, balanced 3D audio
  • Up to 12 hours of battery life
  • Doesn’t require an app
THE BAD
  • Expensive
VERDICT

The innovative Mass Fidelity Core delivers excellent audio quality you’d expect from a wireless speaker twice its size.

The future of high-fidelity audio has arrived. The small and stylish Mass Fidelity Core ($599) puts speakers twice its size to shame, offering multiroom capabilities, more than 12 hours of battery life and the ability to double as a soundbar. The most amazing thing about the Core is how it delivers true stereo using acoustic holograms ─ without separate left and right speakers. This is the little black box that every audiophile needs to have.
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