Review: The Zo Personal Subwoofer

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Using the Zo with headphones resulted in significant lowering of player volume, leading to extended battery life

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In the red zone with a top end portable MP3 player

Testing the Zo with a laptop's sound system

In the box: the Zo, two audio cables, a USB charging cable and a user guide

Not designed for use with guitar amplifiers but coped quite well with a HoneyTone

The Zo was compared with a subwoofer speaker setup on a PC

Article Summary

At the beginning of May digiZoid introduced the Zo personal subwoofer, which claimed to enhance a listener's sonic experience by offering increasing degrees of bass contouring to any audio fed through it. Over the past week I've had the chance to take the Zo for a spin. Has it lived up to the claims of its manufacturer? Read on for a full review.

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