These are EGGcellent - Loutd Musegg
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Purchase a Seasonic GX Power Supply at lmg.gg Purchases made through some store links may provide some compensation to Linus Media Group. Loutd may not be a brand you've heard of, but their Musegg is sure to catch your eye! With a design that reminds you of a friendly killer robot, a modular platform, and a booming sound, will Dan write a note that this is a huge success? Learn more about the Loutd Musegg at: loutd.com Want us to unbox something? Make a suggestion at lmg.gg ► GET MERCH: lttstore.com ► GET EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON FLOATPLANE: lmg.gg ► SPONSORS, AFFILIATES, AND PARTNERS: lmg.gg ► PRODUCTS WE USE ON THE SHORTCIRCUIT SET: lmg.gg FOLLOW US ELSEWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Twitter: twitter.com Instagram: @shortcircuityt TikTok: @linustech Facebook: @ShortCircuitYT CHAPTERS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Uncrating 1:11 Ports on the amplifier 1:48 Available colours and touchability 2:35 Speaker walkthrough 3:01 Dimensions and design impressions 3:23 Specs and modularity 5:22 Sponsor - Seasonic 5:49 App and room correction/EQ options 7:51 Experience with remote room tuning and availability 9:05 Crab Rave impressions 10:52 More in-depth impressions 11:55 Pricing, "Who are these for?", and overall thoughts 15:07 Outro
The video opens with an unboxing of the Loutd Musegg speakers, immediately highlighting their egg-like design and a packaging that includes a distinctive zipper. The presenter describes the weight and shape, noting the European power plug and the modular assembly that lets the left and right speaker amplifiers be separated. He explains the physical construction, including the front-panel drivers: a one-inch aluminum ceramic tweeter, two five-inch midrange woofers, and a large 11.5-inch load driver, all housed under a vented front with two visible ports. The setup emphasizes modularity and ease of service, with the backplanes designed to allow upgrades without discarding the entire system, and the possibility of swapping or upgrading components to reduce e-waste. He also comments on color options, the matte finishes, and the absence of piano black surfaces, praising the tactile appeal and fingerprint friendliness. The speaker dimensions are shared, and the overall aesthetic is likened to portal turrets, which becomes a recurring theme as the build is both visually striking and sonically ambitious. The video then transitions to the technical capabilities, noting a maximum output of 108 decibels and a claimed 350 watts per side, framing the Musegg as a high-end, high-output system with a strong emphasis on modularity and sustainability.
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Questions answered
- What makes the Loutd Musegg modular and upgradeable rather than a traditional fixed speaker system?
- The Musegg backplanes are designed to be swapped for updated specifications while keeping the speaker components, allowing for upgrades without discarding the entire unit.
- How does room tuning work for the Musegg, and what options are available to the user?
- There is an app-assisted remote fitting process using a USB microphone and a guided measurement routine, plus cloud-stored user profiles and the option for professional tuning by engineers.
- Are these speakers primarily wired or wireless, and what inputs are available for connectivity?
- The system supports ethernet connections, HDMI ARC, and USB-based tuning, with an emphasis on wired reliability, while also offering Bluetooth streaming for casual listening.