Tannoy Live Mini

I currently own a pair of E11’s I’ve had them for about 30 years and decided to retire them in favor of something smaller and more efficient’ Power wise.
I came across the Live Mini’s by accident. So I bought two but it’s best to start with a single unit for now.
And will make reference to the comments by the Authors of the other reviews of this Speaker.
Three of the other main players in the Market are Bose, B&O and JBL. All of which are market High End Quality Bluetooth Speakers at extortionate prices within about Ten Pounds of each other.-£240 to £250 or so.
And they will sound good but not like a Tannoy
Tannoy don’t need to take the bait in this respect. And they don’t need to prove it to anybody by jumping on the price band wagon.
These are stereo speakers with sturdy, well engineered cabinets that project the sound outside the parameters of the cabinet and sound much bigger than they are.
But as a consequence of the solid build they are a tad heavy and I would hate to drop one as even with Shock Loaded internals the consequence could mean a fractured Solder joint, battery or PCB track as there is no external cushioning.
So Like Aidar K’s speaker in his review these will go no further that my Garden.
In relation to The Piano Players review comments about pairing:
In the absence of the E11’s I purchased another Live Mini to help spread the Audio over a wider space-They will not Bluetooth to each other but I got reasonable results by using a duel channel BT Transmitter on the line out of my media player. It defiantly filled the space with a very nice Audio dynamic balance. Although not as a stereo pair.
But it meant going through a laborious pairing process each time I used them.
So I decided go for the Line in option. And to improve matters built a Line level adapter that re-roots the L and R stereo to achieve a true stereo image.
The result was amazing!