Echo Studio

This thing sounds amazing. I’m about to just get rid of my Echo Studio and get an Echo Dot to hook up to the aux jack to make this a nice sounding smart speaker.

I know one, I've been listening for two years now. I've been a deadhead for 30 years and Phish fan as well. But MSG Tumble, the first one on the second set. It's available for free on YouTube, and the jam is timestamped in the comments. I have Dolby Atmos set up surround sound, I did it on the cheap

Pleasantly surprised so far, it seems to respond better to my voice. I do not have an accent yet Google would have trouble recognizing what I wanted. It would always wake up when I called it, but if I told it to turn on the bedroom light or to turn up the AC, sometimes it would not catch it. Alexa i

I have the unlimited family plan and I'm really enjoying listening in ultrahd Dolby Atmos or even 360 with headphones. I also have multiple echo devices and 1 echo studio.

I want to use a phone to control some type of all in one device. Am I correct that I can use my phone to control the echo Studi

As to the speakers, pairing two HomePods to work with AppleTV sounds fantastic for what they are. I also have many Echo devices (used to work for Amazon), since we use Amazon music app, and they all play nice together and sound good. The Echo Studio is comparable to the HomePod in sound, but cost $1

So I had the Amazon Echo Studio speaker for a long time and was blown away by the sound quality. I then decided to move everything to the Apple Eco System (partly due to poor application support in Amazon Echo devices).

So I found this fairly cheap HomePod v1 for sale locally (I think it was aroun

Heya all, been reading here for a while and trying to decide if I wanted a HomePod 2 or not. I finally pulled the trigger last week, with a willingness to return if necessary. My comparison systems / use cases:

• 5.1 surround only used for movies, shows, and games
• Echo studio used for music
• Echo sphe

I currently have an iPhone, but the only way to listen to Dolby Atmos music in headphones currently is to use the Tidal app on supported Android devices. Since I don't need a whole second phone, I'm looking for something cheap so I can just plug my USB DAC into it and then use headphones from there.

Going through a divorce and I’ve found myself listening to more and more hardcore, I’m finding it calms me down when things start to get really stressful. I’ve been listening to alot of Bane, Incendiary, Converge, Reversal of man, Orchid, The Suicide File. I just bought an Echo Studio speaker and my

I have the echo studio dot in white (currently on sale for £29.99) the speakers are decent quality and it’s unintrusive. The smart bulbs I’ve got are TP Link Kasa in warm white. They often go on sale but I don’t think they are at the moment. I like these because the app is reliable and they’re plug