kunj m philip I currently have the MuSo qb 2nd generation and the Formation Wedge. What I can say off top is both are excellent high end speakers 🔊 the difference is the stage and bass. In my opinion and to my ears the Formation Wedge has a deeper bass and more low end that travels throughout the room filing up the space with sound. With the Qb 2 Generation the sound is cleaner and clearer but the sound is more boxy and has a smaller sound stage Han the Formation Wedge in my opinion. The Naim MuSo Qb 2 Generation also can play louder without getting distorted or struggle at the top end of volume. Whereas the Formation Wedge when you play it at normal levels will not distort however once you go into the 80% of volume it’s starts to distort and sound muffled. The sound signatures of both are different so it all comes down to taste, size of space, type of music you mostly play, and the volume you play music at regularly. I like both but I slightly like the Formation Wedge better because of the deep bad and fullness in sound which fills a room completely. I like the Naim for its clarity and sound quality for such a small box.. I am impressed with both actually come to think 🤔 of it.
Jonathan Barnes thanks for summarising. I saw you asked this question on some other reviews so glad you managed to compared the two. You have helped me out as I was trying to decide between the two and haven’t been able to get to a store to try.
@@the_fresh_one6462 I ended up buying both to be honest with you so I could have surround sound in my bedroom. It sounds amazing the wedge has slightly more bass and a wider soundstage but the Cube has more clarity and separation of sounds and instruments a little better so they compliment each other. If I had to choose only one to fill a room then I would go with the Formation Wedge if I could have both then I would get both for the clarity and instrument separation. Hope this helps you thanks 🙏🏾!
The 2nd Gen certainly packs more of a punch than the 1st Gen. 2nd Gen also has more functionality and comes with a remote. Overall it's a worthwhile upgrade due to the improvements.
Amazing stuff, hats off naim. Definitely not a party speaker, for that there are much cheaper and in this respect better alternatives. This one is for listening at low and moderate volume levels, and it excels at that. I also have a Riva festival which is really a great speaker especially considering its price tag. However when compared to the qb2 it sounds just muddy. The qb2 is expensive, yes, but listen to it for a while, it worths every penny. Could imagine a version without the fancy buttons and blingbling for say 30-40%less, would be a best buy that way either.
@@amazingworld2142 Послушал беоплей м5. Сначала показался звук лучше чище. Но я понял, что мои уши устают от высоких частот при длительном прослушивании. С найм нет такого. Найм более сбалансирован
Hmm 2 passive subs interesting the team would ask for preference when ya order a proper set up ( my old boss invited me round to see there kit when he made a purchase eye watering price worth ,he even added a clean sluppy to his house juts for it ) wonder if they still ask for this item
The most obvious difference is the form factor, this Mu-So is shaped like a a cube where as the full size Mu-So is a rectangle, with all the drivers facing forwards. Both have the same functionality but the full size Mu-So has 450W compared to the 300W of the Qb. The best way to experience the difference is to visit your local dealer who should have both on demonstration, as we do.
Soundstage_hifi i saw that QB has two subwoofers in each side... which of these two will produce more powerful bass? I like to listen Two Feet, still haven’t decided which one to buy..
I am trying to decide between this speaker 🔊 and the B&W Formation Wedge which one would you say is better in your opinion to play Hiphop and Reggae and particular. I’m in the market looking for clarity and bass specifically! Any assistance you can bring to help me in making a final decision. All inquiries welcome thanks in advance!
Great soundstage demo. Thanks!
I wonder how it would cope with a couple dnb rollers 🙃
How it compares to mu so 2 ?
I like the small footprint of the qb2..
I am looking for a comparison between muso , muso qb and formation wedge
That would be a very good comparison..
kunj m philip I currently have the MuSo qb 2nd generation and the Formation Wedge. What I can say off top is both are excellent high end speakers 🔊 the difference is the stage and bass. In my opinion and to my ears the Formation Wedge has a deeper bass and more low end that travels throughout the room filing up the space with sound. With the Qb 2 Generation the sound is cleaner and clearer but the sound is more boxy and has a smaller sound stage Han the Formation Wedge in my opinion. The Naim MuSo Qb 2 Generation also can play louder without getting distorted or struggle at the top end of volume. Whereas the Formation Wedge when you play it at normal levels will not distort however once you go into the 80% of volume it’s starts to distort and sound muffled. The sound signatures of both are different so it all comes down to taste, size of space, type of music you mostly play, and the volume you play music at regularly. I like both but I slightly like the Formation Wedge better because of the deep bad and fullness in sound which fills a room completely. I like the Naim for its clarity and sound quality for such a small box.. I am impressed with both actually come to think 🤔 of it.
Jonathan Barnes thanks for summarising. I saw you asked this question on some other reviews so glad you managed to compared the two. You have helped me out as I was trying to decide between the two and haven’t been able to get to a store to try.
@@jonathanbarnes7641 Have you compared the qb to it’s bigger brother mu-so? Wondering if mu-so can beat wedge with the dual woofer.
@@jonathanbarnes7641 Thanks for this, was struggling between which to pick!
Thanks for introducing me to a new AMAZING artist!
Which one sounds better this speaker or the Bowers and Wilkins Formation Wedge for Hiphop and Reggae?
Which one had you bought? :)
@@the_fresh_one6462 I ended up buying both to be honest with you so I could have surround sound in my bedroom. It sounds amazing the wedge has slightly more bass and a wider soundstage but the Cube has more clarity and separation of sounds and instruments a little better so they compliment each other. If I had to choose only one to fill a room then I would go with the Formation Wedge if I could have both then I would get both for the clarity and instrument separation. Hope this helps you thanks 🙏🏾!
Which one do you have boss?
@@jonathanbarnes7641 Would love to buy the Sonus Faber Omnia speaker, but the price is too damn high!
Beoplay m5 good bass and clear hight frequency
Which one is better?
Cable acoustic (speakers + amplifier) 800-100$
OR? My-so qb?
is it better then Devialet Phantom II?
Any comparison to a pair sonos era 300's
Hmm this or Beosound Level in terms of sound quality?
Buen video y gran tema musical 👍
Can you pair two of them together?
How is it compare to the first gen? Worth the upgrade?
Very much a different speaker. 1st gen is a lot warmer and rich, 2nd gen is clearer and precise.
The 2nd Gen certainly packs more of a punch than the 1st Gen. 2nd Gen also has more functionality and comes with a remote. Overall it's a worthwhile upgrade due to the improvements.
How you compare it with the formation wedge??
Amazing stuff, hats off naim. Definitely not a party speaker, for that there are much cheaper and in this respect better alternatives. This one is for listening at low and moderate volume levels, and it excels at that. I also have a Riva festival which is really a great speaker especially considering its price tag. However when compared to the qb2 it sounds just muddy. The qb2 is expensive, yes, but listen to it for a while, it worths every penny. Could imagine a version without the fancy buttons and blingbling for say 30-40%less, would be a best buy that way either.
@@somakolcsenyi9572 whats better, this or Sonos
Damn it actually sounds good even though my headphones
Вот это я называю БАРХОТНЫЙ БАСС ☝👍👏
Хорошо звучит, но мне не хватает верхних частот, потому я выбираю Bang&Olufsen, на мой слух там на много по качественней😊
@@amazingworld2142 Послушал беоплей м5. Сначала показался звук лучше чище. Но я понял, что мои уши устают от высоких частот при длительном прослушивании. С найм нет такого. Найм более сбалансирован
Hmm 2 passive subs interesting
the team would ask for preference when ya order a proper set up ( my old boss invited me round to see there kit when he made a purchase eye watering price worth ,he even added a clean sluppy to his house juts for it )
wonder if they still ask for this item
What’s the main difference between this one and normal muso?
The most obvious difference is the form factor, this Mu-So is shaped like a a cube where as the full size Mu-So is a rectangle, with all the drivers facing forwards.
Both have the same functionality but the full size Mu-So has 450W compared to the 300W of the Qb.
The best way to experience the difference is to visit your local dealer who should have both on demonstration, as we do.
Soundstage_hifi i saw that QB has two subwoofers in each side... which of these two will produce more powerful bass? I like to listen Two Feet, still haven’t decided which one to buy..
I am trying to decide between this speaker 🔊 and the B&W Formation Wedge which one would you say is better in your opinion to play Hiphop and Reggae and particular. I’m in the market looking for clarity and bass specifically! Any assistance you can bring to help me in making a final decision. All inquiries welcome thanks in advance!
Yo what’s this song! It’s dope?
KWAYE - Straight Lines
where is the hdmi port???
There is no HDMI port on the Mu-So Qb
Super 😎👍👍👍
Не плохо
😮😮❤❤❤