Aldi offer: Medion E64014 micro-audio system in the test
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Medion E64014 in the test: micro system with DAB +
On the back of the Medion E64014 there are jack sockets for headphones and a stereo player. The cinch plugs on the speaker cables are unconventional, but less fiddly than loose cable ends.
The Medion E64014 can do much more than radio
This is what the Medion E64014 sounds like
At least 6.5 centimeters wide broadband loudspeakers are in the speakers, and bass reflex tubes support them in lower pitches. The boxes are particularly well kept on a shelf, because that noticeably helps the otherwise rather weak busses. The system sounds pleasant and tends to be soft, thanks to the low treble there are no shrill sounds. The system easily wins the comparison with similarly inexpensive Bluetooth jacks. If you place the speakers carefully and symmetrically at the same height, you will also be rewarded with a beautiful stereo image.
Test result Medion E64014 (MD 43081)
With its extensive equipment, the Medion E64014 hardly leaves anything to be desired. Thanks to its separate stereo speakers, it sounds much more mature than similarly expensive Bluetooth speakers, even if it is rather reserved in bass and treble. Aldi (Nord and Sd) will sell the micro-audio system from February 10th for 79.99 euros.