No not yet.

That's sad.

What do you mean by case?

@@assessandreview He probably wants a case bag

No

@@assessandreviewlike a protective bag you can put it in

@@BoredDaniel no, just what I showed in the video -- laptop, charger, cartoon box, manual/warranty.

Not all of them are trash, the Reference line is!!RP and a RF lines consist of great speakers. R line is underwhelming though

Every love type sound just because you dont like them dont make them trash.

Yes, it is. Didn't have an issue with this setup yet.

Yea me too but others sound better imo. You can try them all at your nearest store.

Yes, this is the one and it fits perfectly fine and feels like it came with the bike itself and not added by a third-party. So, definitely recommend it.

@@assessandreview Thanks!

After your video i switched Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-500M II and it is really cool, and now i am switching to Klipsch Reference Premiere RP-600M II, thank you for your video.

And now you switched to theklipsch tower speakers and then you will switch to the live concert speakers and then after someone will lock you up to a klinic your brains might recover a little bit so tha you will be able to realize and stop all this bs.

Sorry about that. Will keep this in mind when recording future videos.

For a desktop pc (near field)

If you just want to store your pc games, all of the hard drives are fine. I would personally prefer the Seagate One Touch because of the fact that I can reuse this as a normal internal drive.

Only WD has AES encryption out of the box. If you want password protection, you can use 3rd party software like Bitlocker and others.

​@@assessandreviewSeagate OneTouch has a feature of password protection, Encryption?

@@mahenderpalsingh7509 Yes

If you really like punchy bass then speakers of this size will not be great. You will have to go with slightly larger sizes. These are good for near-field listening for desktop. Or, you can go with Klipsch or Dali and add a sub.

​@@assessandreview Dali spector 2, elac debut 2 b6.2 Which one better and why Please help me choose I want to listen music and movies (in future home theater set up)

I do not think so because it's large enough for the R-40M.

@@assessandreviewthx, looks like the SP6 (shorter one) supports bigger speakers.

It's quite stable. No issues so far and I listen loud volumes too. The padding has got good friction and the top plate is flat (no inclination) so that helps too.

Same bro, I have the 8030c and 7050c sub, the genelec short table top stands are crazy expensive and then you need to buy the plate separately more $$ Same search, these look better to me that the Kanto 6” I like that you get two top plates to choose from The bigger plates look good to allow our Genelec four ball decoupling bases that came with the kit since we can pitch the monitors using those

I would prefer hotswapable so that I have the option to change keys if I don't like the feel/sound of it after using it for a while.

Sad to hear that. This hasn't happened with me so far. Although, to be fair, I only ride on plain roads mostly with no bumps.

Both of them are hardshell. Corrected the title of the video. Thank you for the comment.

No, it won't. I have it for two years already and use it almost daily. It won't damage the doors because of the way the forces are applied. People might think it's only downward force but it's not. It's a 2-way force that balances each other.

this one - amzn.to/3kpnMZB

Because he doesn’t know !

@@filambiker2641 because I generally attach a pouch there which isn't shown in this video. I have spoken about it in the video though.

I will make another video showing the daytime and nighttime review but as to your mounting device question, I use the bontrager blender mount and it has been good so far with no issues. I will show a couple of mounts in the other video to have a clearer picture. Stay tuned.

​@@assessandreview The tech guru mechanics & store manager at the [ XXXXX big name ] shop I bought my bontrager helmet from, each successively broke/damaged the helmet (based) connector/magnet to the red/back light - on 3 separate occasions & counting now. Waiting for a new helmet, on order, since the temporary helmet I have on loan now also does not have a properly attachable connector/magnet ( so the shop manager used the rubber seat post connector for the tail light ). I’m having less & less faith in the brand & technology; &AND& I wonder if THAT is why the newest higher end models of the bontrager helmets dispensed with the magnet helmet light tech altogether; great looking helmets in style, but no helmet lights whatsoever. caveat emptor?